U.S. Rep. Kelly Armstrong Elected Governor of North Dakota
- Republican U.S. Rep. Kelly Armstrong has won the election to become North Dakota's governor, maintaining the GOP's dominance in the state.
- He is the first member of Congress in 52 years to be elected governor.
- Armstrong aims to tackle economic, workforce, and agriculture issues as governor, stating "now the real work starts" after his campaign.
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Fox NewsFox News projects Republican Kelly Armstrong will win North Dakota governor's race
U.S. Rep. Kelly Armstrong, R-N.D., is projected to win the North Dakota gubernatorial race, replacing sitting Gov. Doug Burgum, who ran for president. Read More The post Fox News projects Republican Kelly Armstrong will win North Dakota governor’s race appeared first on FOX8.
Armstrong wins North Dakota governor’s race to succeed Burgum
Rep. Kelly Armstrong (R-N.D.) is the projected winner of North Dakota’s gubernatorial race, according to Decision Desk HQ. Armstrong, the Peace Garden State’s sole congressman, was heavily favored to win in the solid red state, which has not had a Democrat in the governor’s residence since 1992. He launched his bid to succeed Gov. Doug…
U.S. Rep. Kelly Armstrong Elected Governor of North Dakota
BISMARCK, N.D. (NewsDakota.com) – U.S. Rep. Kelly Armstrong, a third-term Republican congressman and attorney, has won North Dakota’s gubernatorial race, securing the position on Tuesday. Armstrong defeated Democratic state Sen. Merrill Piepkorn to succeed outgoing Gov. Doug Burgum, who opted not to seek a third term. Armstrong’s victory extends the Republican Party’s long-held control of North Dakota’s governor’s office, which has been held by …
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North Dakota’s lone congressman, Republican Kelly Armstrong, to be state’s next governor
BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — Republican U.S. Rep. Kelly Armstrong has won election as North Dakota’s next governor. The state’s lone congressman beat Democratic state Sen. Merrill Piepkorn and independent candidate Michael Coachman on Tuesday for the state’s top job. Armstrong, 48, is in his third term in the House. He was a state senator and party chairman before he won the seat in 2018. Armstrong is an attorney who will take office on Dec. 15, weeks …
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