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North Dakota's congressional delegations

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North Dakota was admitted to the Union on November 2, 1889.

The current dean of the North Dakota delegation is Senator John Hoeven, having served in the Senate since 2011.

United States Senate

Main article: List of United States senators from North Dakota

CPVI (2025):

! Class I senator ! Class III senator

|- style="vertical-align: top;" | [[File:Kevin Cramer, official portrait, 116th congress (cropped).jpg|x150px]] Kevin Cramer (Junior senator) (Bismarck) | [[File:Hoeven Official Portrait 2014 (cropped).JPG |x150px]] John Hoeven (Senior senator) (Bismarck)

|- ! Party | |

|- ! Incumbent since | January 3, 2019 | January 3, 2011 |}

Class I senators	Congress	Class III senators
rowspan="2"	Lyman R. Casey (R)		[51st](51st-united-states-congress) (1889–1891)
[52nd](52nd-united-states-congress) (1891–1893)		rowspan="9"	Henry C. Hansbrough (R)
rowspan="3"	William N. Roach (D)		[53rd](53rd-united-states-congress) (1893–1895)
[54th](54th-united-states-congress) (1895–1897)
[55th](55th-united-states-congress) (1897–1899)
rowspan="15"	Porter J. McCumber (R)		[56th](56th-united-states-congress) (1899–1901)
[57th](57th-united-states-congress) (1901–1903)
[58th](58th-united-states-congress) (1903–1905)
	[59th](59th-united-states-congress) (1905–1907)
[60th](60th-united-states-congress) (1907–1909)
[61st](61st-united-states-congress) (1909–1911)			Martin N. Johnson (R)
	Fountain Thompson (D)
	William E. Purcell (D)
rowspan="6"	Asle Gronna (R)
	[62nd](62nd-united-states-congress) (1911–1913)
[63rd](63rd-united-states-congress) (1913–1915)
[64th](64th-united-states-congress) (1915–1917)
	[65th](65th-united-states-congress) (1917–1919)
[66th](66th-united-states-congress) (1919–1921)
[67th](67th-united-states-congress) (1921–1923)		rowspan="3"	Edwin F. Ladd (R)
rowspan="10"	Lynn Frazier (R-NPL)		[68th](68th-united-states-congress) (1923–1925)
[69th](69th-united-states-congress) (1925–1927)
rowspan="10"	Gerald Nye (R-NPL)
[70th](70th-united-states-congress) (1927–1929)
	[71st](71st-united-states-congress) (1929–1931)
[72nd](72nd-united-states-congress) (1931–1933)
[73rd](73rd-united-states-congress) (1933–1935)
	[74th](74th-united-states-congress) (1935–1937)
[75th](75th-united-states-congress) (1937–1939)
[76th](76th-united-states-congress) (1939–1941)
rowspan="11"	William Langer (R-NPL)		[77th](77th-united-states-congress) (1941–1943)
[78th](78th-united-states-congress) (1943–1945)
[79th](79th-united-states-congress) (1945–1947)			John Moses (D)
rowspan="20"	Milton Young (R)
	[80th](80th-united-states-congress) (1947–1949)
[81st](81st-united-states-congress) (1949–1951)
[82nd](82nd-united-states-congress) (1951–1953)
	[83rd](83rd-united-states-congress) (1953–1955)
[84th](84th-united-states-congress) (1955–1957)
[85th](85th-united-states-congress) (1957–1959)
	[86th](86th-united-states-congress) (1959–1961)
	Norman Brunsdale (R)
rowspan="17"	Quentin Burdick (D-NPL)
[87th](87th-united-states-congress) (1961–1963)
[88th](88th-united-states-congress) (1963–1965)
	[89th](89th-united-states-congress) (1965–1967)
[90th](90th-united-states-congress) (1967–1969)
[91st](91st-united-states-congress) (1969–1971)
	[92nd](92nd-united-states-congress) (1971–1973)
[93rd](93rd-united-states-congress) (1973–1975)
[94th](94th-united-states-congress) (1975–1977)
	[95th](95th-united-states-congress) (1977–1979)
[96th](96th-united-states-congress) (1979–1981)
[97th](97th-united-states-congress) (1981–1983)		rowspan="3"	Mark Andrews (R)
	[98th](98th-united-states-congress) (1983–1985)
[99th](99th-united-states-congress) (1985–1987)
[100th](100th-united-states-congress) (1987–1989)		rowspan="4"	Kent Conrad (D-NPL)
	[101st](101st-united-states-congress) (1989–1991)
[102nd](102nd-united-states-congress) (1991–1993)
	Jocelyn Burdick (D-NPL)
rowspan="11"	Kent Conrad (D-NPL)	rowspan=10	Byron Dorgan (D-NPL)
[103rd](103rd-united-states-congress) (1993–1995)
	[104th](104th-united-states-congress) (1995–1997)
[105th](105th-united-states-congress) (1997–1999)
[106th](106th-united-states-congress) (1999–2001)
	[107th](107th-united-states-congress) (2001–2003)
[108th](108th-united-states-congress) (2003–2005)
[109th](109th-united-states-congress) (2005–2007)
	[110th](110th-united-states-congress) (2007–2009)
[111th](111th-united-states-congress) (2009–2011)
[112th](112th-united-states-congress) (2011–2013)		rowspan=8	John Hoeven (R)
rowspan=3	Heidi Heitkamp (D-NPL)		[113th](113th-united-states-congress) (2013–2015)
[114th](114th-united-states-congress) (2015–2017)
[115th](115th-united-states-congress) (2017–2019)
rowspan=4	Kevin Cramer (R)		[116th](116th-united-states-congress) (2019–2021)
[117th](117th-united-states-congress) (2021–2023)
[118th](118th-united-states-congress) (2023–2025)
	[119th](119th-united-states-congress) (2025–2027)

United States House of Representatives

Main article: List of United States representatives from North Dakota

Current U.S. representatives from North Dakota	District	Member
(Residence)	Party	Incumbent since	CPVI
(2025)	District map
[[File:Rep. Julie Fedorchak official photo, 119th Congress.jpg	100px]]
Julie Fedorchak
(Mandan)		January 3, 2025		[[File:NDAtlarge.gif	400px]]

Congress	Congress	Congress	Congress	Congress	Congress
**** (1889–1891)		Henry C. Hansbrough (R)
**** (1891–1893)	rowspan=4	Martin N. Johnson (R)
**** (1893–1895)
**** (1895–1897)
**** (1897–1899)
**** (1899–1901)		Burleigh F. Spalding (R)
**** (1901–1903)	rowspan=4	Thomas F. Marshall (R)
**** (1903–1905)		Burleigh F. Spalding (R)
**** (1905–1907)	rowspan=3	Asle Gronna (R)
**** (1907–1909)
**** (1909–1911)	rowspan=2	L. B. Hanna (R)
**** (1911–1913)		Henry T. Helgesen (R)
**** (1913–1915)	rowspan=3	Henry T. Helgesen (R)	rowspan=7	George M. Young (R)	rowspan=4	Patrick Norton (R)
**** (1915–1917)
**** (1917–1919)
rowspan=2	John M. Baer (R-NPL)
**** (1919–1921)	rowspan=8	James H. Sinclair (R)
**** (1921–1923)	rowspan=7	Olger B. Burtness (R)
**** (1923–1925)
rowspan=5	Thomas Hall (R)
**** (1925–1927)
**** (1927–1929)
**** (1929–1931)
**** (1931–1933)
**** (1933–1935)		James H. Sinclair (R)	rowspan=4	William Lemke (R-NPL)
**** (1935–1937)	rowspan=5	Usher L. Burdick (R-NPL)
**** (1937–1939)
**** (1939–1941)
**** (1941–1943)		Charles R. Robertson (R)
**** (1943–1945)	rowspan=4	William Lemke (R-NPL)
**** (1945–1947)	rowspan=2	Charles R. Robertson (R)
**** (1947–1949)
**** (1949–1951)	rowspan=5	Usher L. Burdick (R-NPL)
**** (1951–1953)		Fred G. Aandahl (R)
**** (1953–1955)	rowspan=3	Otto Krueger (R)
**** (1955–1957)
**** (1957–1959)
**** (1959–1961)		Quentin Burdick (D-NPL)	rowspan=2	Don L. Short (R)
**** (1961–1963)		Hjalmar Nygaard (R)
**** (1963–1965)		Hjalmar Nygaard (R)	rowspan=2	Don L. Short (R)
rowspan=5	Mark Andrews (R)
**** (1965–1967)		Rolland W. Redlin (D-NPL)
**** (1967–1969)	rowspan=2	Thomas S. Kleppe (R)
**** (1969–1971)
**** (1971–1973)		Arthur A. Link (D-NPL)
**** (1973–1975)	rowspan=4	Mark Andrews (R)
**** (1975–1977)
**** (1977–1979)
**** (1979–1981)
**** (1981–1983)	rowspan=6	Byron Dorgan (D-NPL)
**** (1983–1985)
**** (1985–1987)
**** (1987–1989)
**** (1989–1991)
**** (1991–1993)
**** (1993–1995)	rowspan=9	Earl Pomeroy (D-NPL)
**** (1995–1997)
**** (1997–1999)
**** (1999–2001)
**** (2001–2003)
**** (2003–2005)
**** (2005–2007)
**** (2007–2009)
**** (2009–2011)
**** (2011–2013)		Rick Berg (R)
**** (2013–2015)	rowspan=3	Kevin Cramer (R)
**** (2015–2017)
**** (2017–2019)
**** (2019–2021)	rowspan=3	Kelly Armstrong (R)
**** (2021–2023)
**** (2023–2025)
**** (2025–2027)	rowspan=1	Julie Fedorchak (R)

Key

References

(6 March 2025). "2025 Cook PVI: State Map and List".
"Office of the Clerk, U.S. House of Representatives".
(March 6, 2025). "2025 Cook PVI: District Map and List". The Cook Political Report.

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Class I senators	Congress	Class III senators
rowspan="2"	Lyman R. Casey (R)		[51st](51st-united-states-congress) (1889–1891)
[52nd](52nd-united-states-congress) (1891–1893)		rowspan="9"	Henry C. Hansbrough (R)
rowspan="3"	William N. Roach (D)		[53rd](53rd-united-states-congress) (1893–1895)
[54th](54th-united-states-congress) (1895–1897)
[55th](55th-united-states-congress) (1897–1899)
rowspan="15"	Porter J. McCumber (R)		[56th](56th-united-states-congress) (1899–1901)
[57th](57th-united-states-congress) (1901–1903)
[58th](58th-united-states-congress) (1903–1905)
	[59th](59th-united-states-congress) (1905–1907)
[60th](60th-united-states-congress) (1907–1909)
[61st](61st-united-states-congress) (1909–1911)			Martin N. Johnson (R)
	Fountain Thompson (D)
	William E. Purcell (D)
rowspan="6"	Asle Gronna (R)
	[62nd](62nd-united-states-congress) (1911–1913)
[63rd](63rd-united-states-congress) (1913–1915)
[64th](64th-united-states-congress) (1915–1917)
	[65th](65th-united-states-congress) (1917–1919)
[66th](66th-united-states-congress) (1919–1921)
[67th](67th-united-states-congress) (1921–1923)		rowspan="3"	Edwin F. Ladd (R)
rowspan="10"	Lynn Frazier (R-NPL)		[68th](68th-united-states-congress) (1923–1925)
[69th](69th-united-states-congress) (1925–1927)
rowspan="10"	Gerald Nye (R-NPL)
[70th](70th-united-states-congress) (1927–1929)
	[71st](71st-united-states-congress) (1929–1931)
[72nd](72nd-united-states-congress) (1931–1933)
[73rd](73rd-united-states-congress) (1933–1935)
	[74th](74th-united-states-congress) (1935–1937)
[75th](75th-united-states-congress) (1937–1939)
[76th](76th-united-states-congress) (1939–1941)
rowspan="11"	William Langer (R-NPL)		[77th](77th-united-states-congress) (1941–1943)
[78th](78th-united-states-congress) (1943–1945)
[79th](79th-united-states-congress) (1945–1947)			John Moses (D)
rowspan="20"	Milton Young (R)
	[80th](80th-united-states-congress) (1947–1949)
[81st](81st-united-states-congress) (1949–1951)
[82nd](82nd-united-states-congress) (1951–1953)
	[83rd](83rd-united-states-congress) (1953–1955)
[84th](84th-united-states-congress) (1955–1957)
[85th](85th-united-states-congress) (1957–1959)
	[86th](86th-united-states-congress) (1959–1961)
	Norman Brunsdale (R)
rowspan="17"	Quentin Burdick (D-NPL)
[87th](87th-united-states-congress) (1961–1963)
[88th](88th-united-states-congress) (1963–1965)
	[89th](89th-united-states-congress) (1965–1967)
[90th](90th-united-states-congress) (1967–1969)
[91st](91st-united-states-congress) (1969–1971)
	[92nd](92nd-united-states-congress) (1971–1973)
[93rd](93rd-united-states-congress) (1973–1975)
[94th](94th-united-states-congress) (1975–1977)
	[95th](95th-united-states-congress) (1977–1979)
[96th](96th-united-states-congress) (1979–1981)
[97th](97th-united-states-congress) (1981–1983)		rowspan="3"	Mark Andrews (R)
	[98th](98th-united-states-congress) (1983–1985)
[99th](99th-united-states-congress) (1985–1987)
[100th](100th-united-states-congress) (1987–1989)		rowspan="4"	Kent Conrad (D-NPL)
	[101st](101st-united-states-congress) (1989–1991)
[102nd](102nd-united-states-congress) (1991–1993)
	Jocelyn Burdick (D-NPL)
rowspan="11"	Kent Conrad (D-NPL)	rowspan=10	Byron Dorgan (D-NPL)
[103rd](103rd-united-states-congress) (1993–1995)
	[104th](104th-united-states-congress) (1995–1997)
[105th](105th-united-states-congress) (1997–1999)
[106th](106th-united-states-congress) (1999–2001)
	[107th](107th-united-states-congress) (2001–2003)
[108th](108th-united-states-congress) (2003–2005)
[109th](109th-united-states-congress) (2005–2007)
	[110th](110th-united-states-congress) (2007–2009)
[111th](111th-united-states-congress) (2009–2011)
[112th](112th-united-states-congress) (2011–2013)		rowspan=8	John Hoeven (R)
rowspan=3	Heidi Heitkamp (D-NPL)		[113th](113th-united-states-congress) (2013–2015)
[114th](114th-united-states-congress) (2015–2017)
[115th](115th-united-states-congress) (2017–2019)
rowspan=4	Kevin Cramer (R)		[116th](116th-united-states-congress) (2019–2021)
[117th](117th-united-states-congress) (2021–2023)
[118th](118th-united-states-congress) (2023–2025)
	[119th](119th-united-states-congress) (2025–2027)