North Dakota House vote

The “National guard or federal service leave of absence for state and political subdivision employees...” (SB 2198)

Official title: National guard or federal service leave of absence for state and political subdivision employees and the definition of veteran; and to declare an emergency.

Passed: 90 yes, 0 no, 4 not voting

Mar 31, 2025, SB 2198

Unverified: the two data sources do not agree yet.

Official source: ndlegis.gov

How each party voted

Republicans80 YES · 0 NO · 3 not voting
Democrats10 YES · 0 NO · 1 not voting

Yes (90)

Republicans (80)

Dick AndersonState Representative
Bert AndersonState Representative
Karen AndersonState Representative
Mike BeltzState Representative
Mike BergState Representative
Macy BolinskeState Representative
Glenn BoschState Representative
Michael BrandenburgState Representative
TJ BrownState Representative
Nels ChristiansonState Representative
Jason DockterState Representative
Ty DresslerState Representative
Clayton FegleyState Representative
Jay FisherState Representative
Kathy FrelichState Representative
Jim GrueneichState Representative
Jared HagertState Representative
Patrick HatlestadState Representative
Dori HauckState Representative
Craig HeadlandState Representative
Matthew HeilmanState Representative
Patrick HeinertState Representative
Donna HendersonState Representative
Jared HendrixState Representative
Dawson HolleState Representative
Jeff HoversonState Representative
Jorin JohnsonState Representative
Daniel JohnstonState Representative
Jim JonasState Representative
Karen KarlsState Representative
James KasperState Representative
Dwight KiefertState Representative
Lawrence KleminState Representative
Ben KoppelmanState Representative
Mike LeforState Representative
Donald LongmuirState Representative
Scott LouserState Representative
Roger MakiState Representative
Andrew MarschallState Representative
Bob MartinsonState Representative
Carrie McLeodState Representative
Lisa MeierState Representative
David MonsonState Representative
Desiree MortonState Representative
Michael MotschenbacherState Representative
Eric MurphyState Representative
Mike NatheState Representative
Dennis NehringState Representative
Jon NelsonState Representative
Anna NovakState Representative
Emily O'BrienState Representative
Jeremy OlsonState Representative
SuAnn OlsonState Representative
Doug OsowskiState Representative
Mitch OstlieState Representative
Todd PorterState Representative
Brandy PyleState Representative
David RichterState Representative
Nico RiosState Representative
Karen RohrState Representative
Matthew RubyState Representative
Dan RubyState Representative
Mark SanfordState Representative
Bernie SatromState Representative
Mike SchatzState Representative
Austen SchauerState Representative
Cynthia Schreiber-BeckState Representative
Vicky SteinerState Representative
Greg StemenState Representative
Steve SwiontekState Representative
Nathan TomanState Representative
Bill TveitState Representative
Lori VanWinkleState Representative
Steve VetterState Representative
Donald VigesaaState Representative
Dan VollmerState Representative
Scott WagnerState Representative
Jonathan WarreyState Representative
Robin WeiszState Representative
Christina WolffState Representative

Democrats (10)

Liz ConmyState Representative
Jayme DavisState Representative
Gretchen DobervichState Representative
Lisa Finley-DevilleState Representative
Austin FossState Representative
Lauriebeth HagerState Representative
Karla HansonState Representative
Zachary IstaState Representative
Alisa MitskogState Representative
Mary SchneiderState Representative

Absent (4)

Republicans (3)

Landon BahlState Representative
Karen GrindbergState Representative
Keith KempenichState Representative

Democrats (1)

Collette BrownState Representative

Vote data: LegiScan (opens in a new tab) (CC BY 4.0 (opens in a new tab)), checked against Open States (opens in a new tab).

Positions are copied from LegiScan. They do not show why anyone voted. How we get this data

How each party voted

YESYes (90)

Republicans (80)

Democrats (10)

ABSENTAbsent (4)

Republicans (3)

Democrats (1)

How each party voted

YESYes (90)

Republicans (80)

Democrats (10)

ABSENTAbsent (4)

Republicans (3)

Democrats (1)

Yes (90)

Absent (4)

Yes (90)

Absent (4)