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Griggs County, North Dakota Conservative Voter Guide

November 2026 General Election · Election Day Nov 3, 2026 · Version 1.0

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Federal
Representative in CongressJulie Fedorchak Recommended by iVoterGuide (Conservative)
State
Attorney GeneralDrew Wrigley Recommended by iVoterGuide (Conservative)
Secretary of StateMichael Howe Recommended by iVoterGuide (Leans Conservative)
State Representative District 29 (District 29)Craig Headland Recommended by iVoterGuide (Conservative)
State Representative District 29 (District 29)Kevin Wolsky Recommended by iVoterGuide (Conservative)
State Senator District 29 (District 29)Terry M Wanzek Recommended by iVoterGuide (Conservative)
County
Agriculture CommissionerDoug Goehring Recommended by iVoterGuide (Conservative)
Public Service CommissionerSheri Haugen-Hoffart Recommended by iVoterGuide (Conservative)
Public Service Commissioner Unexpired 2-Year TermJill Kringstad Recommended by iVoterGuide (Conservative)
Tax CommissionerBrian Kroshus Recommended by iVoterGuide (Conservative)
Key: C = iVoterGuide (Conservative); LC = iVoterGuide (Leans Conservative).
(Republican nominee) = Republican on the ballot with no published endorsement found.
Nonpartisan “Listed by” credit: in nonpartisan races (marked NP) parties do not nominate; where a county Republican Party lists a nonpartisan candidate on its own site or slate, the guide shows “Listed by <County> County Republican Party (nonpartisan race)” with the source org named. This is the party’s listing, not a party nomination.
Recommendations are the listed groups’, not this guide’s; a blank race means no published recommendation was found, not that none exists.