Who serves in the North Dakota Senate?

Current members. Traceable sources.

This is a dated current-member snapshot. Membership follows the active term identified by the official chamber directory. A candidate list or vote lead does not establish a serving member. This view does not refresh automatically.

The official 69th Assembly regular-session directory was checked November 6, 2026 (America/Chicago). It retains 148 session records, including seven explicitly deceased or resigned former members. Excluding only those terminated membership records leaves all 94 House members and 47 senators. Every active name, district, party and biography URL exactly matches the official September 2026 special-session directory.

The seven former records are Liz Conmy (deceased April 25, 2026), Jared C. Hagert (resigned February 9, 2026), Cynthia Schreiber-Beck (deceased May 18, 2025), Jeremy L. Olson (resigned May 5, 2025), Josh Christy (deceased February 18, 2025), Emily O’Brien (resigned August 19, 2025) and Josh Boschee (resigned August 4, 2026). Their successors already present in the official source are included; no vacancy is inferred from a missing name.

Current replacements include Adam Goldwyn, Dave Rustebakke, Kathy Skroch, Kelby Timmons, TJ Brown, Dustin McNally and Jamie Selzler. Explicit Active dates accompany replacement rows where supplied by the directory. Leadership Effective dates describe leadership assignments and do not terminate legislative membership.

Constitution Article IV section 7 begins regular legislative terms on December 1 following election; section 4 establishes four-year terms. These are the serving November 6 members of the 69th Assembly. November 2026 general-election winners, candidate lists and vote leads are not assigned as current members before the new terms begin.

The current official serving plan is the court-ordered geography published by the Legislative Branch under 2025–2032. District 9 is a unified two-member House district in this plan. Only House District 4 is split into 4A and 4B, each with one member. The other 46 House districts have two member seats each. The Senate has one senator per numbered district. Future election-plan geography is not substituted for the districts served by this roster.

Affiliations are copied from official member records, not from GIS attributes or inferred election outcomes. The roster contains 83 Republican and 11 Democratic House members; the Senate has 42 Republican and five Democratic members. House Districts 25 and 43 have members with different affiliations, shown with proportional stripes while retaining both identities.

These are state legislative representation records. No statewide ACS value, district demographic estimate, ZIP finding or ZCTA claim is inferred. This dated snapshot does not refresh automatically.

Official directory affiliations are grouped by individual member seat. House districts with two members share one map polygon; striped districts have members with different affiliations. Party counts do not establish coalition membership, vote share or population. This snapshot does not refresh automatically.

Legal authority: North Dakota Legislative Council current 2025–2032 court-ordered plan, revised January 8, 2024, accompanying the 69th Assembly directory. The serving plan uses a unified District 9; House District 4 remains divided into single-member 4A and 4B, combined as Senate District 4. There are 48 House geographic districts for 94 member seats and 47 Senate districts. Display: Census 2024 1:500,000 cartographic districts; all 95 district IDs and interior labels verified against the corresponding legal polygons, with all source rings retained. Members sharing a district have one map path; no artificial member-seat boundaries are created. Small-scale display, not address-level district determination.

Official roster sources

• Official 69th regular-session members by district — includes explicit terminated and replacement records ↗
• Official September 2026 special-session members by district — independent 141-member identity/district/party check ↗
• 69th Assembly membership and session dates ↗
• North Dakota Constitution Article IV sections 4 and 7 — four-year terms begin December 1 after election ↗
• Official legislative function and process — term start explanation ↗

District boundary sources

• North Dakota Legislative Branch current 2025–2032 district maps ↗
• Official current court-ordered district-plan shapefiles ↗
• Current District 4 — separate House subdistricts 4A and 4B ↗
• Current District 9 — unified two-member House district ↗
• Current District 15 ↗
• Official North Dakota GIS legislative-district service ↗
• Census 2024 House cartographic district display, 1:500,000 ↗
• Census 2024 Senate cartographic district display, 1:500,000 ↗

These maps describe representation. The 2024 ACS State Demographics authority remains statewide; no district, ZIP, or ZCTA demographic findings are inferred.

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