This is a list of U.S. presidential electors from

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, by year.

2020

Voted for

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and Mike Pence: * Sandy J. Boehler ( R) of Fargo (at-large elector). * John Trandem ( R) of Reiles Acres (at-large elector) - replaced Ray Holmberg * Ray Holmberg ( R) of

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(at-large elector) - recused himself due to COVID-19 quarantine. * Robert Wefeld ( R) of Bismarck (at-large elector).

2016

Voted for

and Mike Pence: * Beverly Clayburgh ( R) of

(at-large elector). * John M. Olson ( R) (at-large elector) * Duane O. Mutch ( R) of Larimore (at-large elector).

2012

Voted for Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan: * Layton Freborg ( R) of

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(at-large elector) * Mary Lee ( R) of Bismarck (at-large elector). * David Nething ( R) of Jamestown (at-large elector).

2008

Voted for John McCain and Sarah Palin: * Theresa Tokach ( R) of

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(at-large elector who replaced Richard Elkin ( R) of Bismarck) *

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( R) of Bismarck (at-large elector). * Cleo Thompson ( R) of

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(at-large elector).

2004

* Betsy Dalrymple ( R) of Casselton, wife of Lieutenant Governor

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* Ben Clayburgh ( R) of

, former candidate for

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*Jackie Williams ( R) of Williston, former District One chair for the

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2000

Rosemarie Myrdal Rosemarie Myrdal (born May 20, 1929) is a North Dakota Republican Party politician who served as the second female, and 35th Lieutenant Governor of North Dakota from 1993 to 2001 under Governor of North Dakota Ed Schafer in 1992. She also served ...

( R) of Bismarck,

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Ed Schafer Edward Thomas Schafer (born August 8, 1946) is an American businessman and politician who was the 30th governor of North Dakota from 1992 to 2000. Schafer also served as the 29th United States Secretary of Agriculture from 2008 to 2009, appoint ...

( R) of Bismarck,

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* Bryce Streibel ( R)

1996

* Bob Peterson ( R) of Bismarck,

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( R) of

, former candidate for

and former

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* Vernon E. Wagner ( R),

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member from 1963 to 1982,

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1979North Dakota Blue Book, 2005–2007

1992

* Frank Wenstrom ( R), state legislator from District 45 and District 1 * Sheila Schafer ( R), wife of Harold Schafer, mother of then newly elected

* Betty Rinde ( R)

1988

* Katherine Kilbourne (Kay) Burgum ( R) * Harold Schafer ( R) who filled the vacancy created by the absence of John E. Davis ( R), former

* Brynhild Haugland ( R), a veteran

member, served for 52 years from 1939 to 1990

1984

*Robert McDaniel ( R) * Harold Schafer ( R), entrepreneur, father of future

* Joe Steier ( R)

1980

* Edna V. Folden ( R) * Robert F. Reimers ( R), state legislator from District 23 and District 29House Memorial Resolution
/ref> * John E. Von Rueden ( R)

1976

* Norma Pullin ( R) * Oscar Sorlie Jr. ( R)

from 1949 to 1962,

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1963 to 1972 * Sophus Trom ( R)

from 1959 to 1962

1972

*Barbara L. King ( R) *Mrs. Milton (Sybil) Kelly ( R) *Don Hathaway ( R)

1968

*A. W. Luick ( R) *Brooks Keogh( R) *Charles Harris ( R) *Max Wishek ( R)

1964

*Daphna Nygaard of Jamestown ( D) *John Hove of Fargo ( D) *Harold R. Hanson of

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( D) *Richard Holmes of

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( D)

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