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Democratic-NPL - Definition |
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The Democratic-Nonpartisan League (abbreviated Democratic-NPL or Dem-NPL) is a North Dakota political party affiliated with the United States Democratic Party.
It was formed in 1956 by the merger of the state Democratic Party with the Non-Partisan League.
Elected Officials
- United States Senate: Kent Conrad, Byron Dorgan
- United States Congress: Earl Pomeroy
- Agriculture Commissioner: Roger Johnson
- State Treasurer: Kathi Gilmore
- Superintendent of Public Instruction: Wayne Sanstead
- House Minority Leader: Merle Boucher
- Senate Minority Leader: David O'Connell
Candidates
Statewide candidates are chosen by delegates to the party caucus prior to the election. In 2004, the convention was held 2 April to 4 April in Fargo, at the civic auditorium.
Agriculture Commissioner:
Governor:
Public Service Commissioner:
- Ron Gumeringer, civil servant
Tax Commissioner:
- Mike Every, Assistant Senate Minority Leader (withdrawn from race, replacement pending)
US Senate:
US Representative:
The Democratic-NPL also nominates 2 State House and 1 State Senate candidates from each legislative district at district conventions. There are currently 47 legislative districts in North Dakota.
External link
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Democratic-NPL - Example Usage |
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Grace_Ivana: RT @pollreport: NORTH DAKOTA White House 2012: Obama 32% / Romney 51% / Other 7% / Unsure 10% (DFM Research/North Dakota Democratic-NPL Party, 4/18-26) |
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Grace_Ivana: RT @pollreport: NORTH DAKOTA U.S. Senate: Heidi Heitkamp (D) 49% / Rick Berg (R) 44% / Unsure 7% (DFM Research/North Dakota Democratic-NPL Party, 4/18-26) |
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pollreport: NORTH DAKOTA U.S. Senate: Heidi Heitkamp (D) 49% / Rick Berg (R) 44% / Unsure 7% (DFM Research/North Dakota Democratic-NPL Party, 4/18-26) |
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Brand_Allen: Obama only lost ND in '08 by 53-45% margin. RT @pollreport #NDprez: Obama 32% / Romney 51% (DFM Research/ND Democratic-NPL Party, 4/18-26) |
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pollreport: NORTH DAKOTA White House 2012: Obama 32% / Romney 51% / Other 7% / Unsure 10% (DFM Research/North Dakota Democratic-NPL Party, 4/18-26) |
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