| State | Office | District | Name | Party | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| LeRoy Bernstein | 100% | ||||
| ND | State Senate | 39 | Bill Bowman | Republican | 100% |
| ND | Public Service Commissioner | Randel Christmann | Republican | 100% | |
| ND | State Senate | 34 | Dwight Cook | Republican | 100% |
| ND | State House | 13 | Kim Koppelman | Republican | 100% |
| Duane Mutch | 100% | ||||
| Randy Schobinger | 100% | ||||
| Ken Svedjan | 100% | ||||
| ND | State House | 22 | Wesley Belter | Republican | 89% |
| Rick Berg | 89% | ||||
| James Boehm | 89% | ||||
| ND | State House | 28 | Michael Don Brandenburg | Republican | 89% |
| Curtis Brekke | 89% | ||||
| Thomas Brusegaard | 89% | ||||
| ND | State Senate | 30 | Ron Carlisle | Republican | 89% |
| ND | State House | 41 | Al Carlson | Republican | 89% |
| Byron Clark | 89% | ||||
| ND | Governor | Jack Dalrymple | Republican | 89% | |
| Duane Lee DeKrey | 89% | ||||
| ND | State House | 23 | Bill Devlin | Republican | 89% |
| Rachael Disrud | 89% | ||||
| John Dorso | 89% | ||||
| Rod Froelich | 89% | ||||
| Pat Galvin | 89% | ||||
| William Gorder | 89% | ||||
| ND | State House | 41 | Bette Grande | Republican | 89% |
| Albert Grosz | 89% | ||||
| C.B. Haas | 89% | ||||
| Lyle Hanson | 89% | ||||
| Dale Henegar | 89% | ||||
| Gil Herbel | 89% | ||||
| ND | State House | 15 | Dennis Johnson | Republican | 89% |
| ND | State House | 37 | Nancy Johnson | Republican | 89% |
| RaeAnn Kelsch | 89% | ||||
| James Kerzman | 89% | ||||
| ND | State House | 47 | Lawrence Klemin | Republican | 89% |
| Myron Koppang | 89% | ||||
| Joe Kroeber | 89% | ||||
| John Mahoney | 89% | ||||
| Stacey Mickelson | 89% | ||||
| ND | State House | 10 | David Monson | Republican | 89% |
| ND | State House | 14 | Jon Nelson | Republican | 89% |
| Eugene Nicholas | 89% | ||||
| ND | State House | 29 | Chet Pollert | Republican | 89% |
| James Alan Poolman | 89% | ||||
| ND | State House | 34 | Todd Porter | Republican | 89% |
| Clara Sue Price | 89% | ||||
| Dennis Renner | 89% | ||||
| Earl Rennerfeldt | 89% | ||||
| Arlo Schmidt | 89% | ||||
| Dale Severson | 89% | ||||
| Mike Timm | 89% | ||||
| Ben Tollefson | 89% | ||||
| Francis Wald | 89% | ||||
| ND | State Senate | 4 | John Warner | Democratic-NPL | 89% |
| Ray Wikenheiser | 89% | ||||
| ND | State House | 39 | David Drovdal | Republican | 88% |
| ND | State Senate | 44 | Tim Flakoll | Republican | 88% |
| Layton Freborg | 88% | ||||
| G. Jane Gunter | 88% | ||||
| ND | State House | 46 | Kathy Hawken | Republican | 88% |
| ND | State House | 39 | Keith Kempenich | Republican | 88% |
| ND | State Senate | 47 | Ralph Kilzer | Republican | 88% |
| ND | State Senate | 14 | Jerry Klein | Republican | 88% |
| Ed Lloyd | 88% | ||||
| L.L. Naaden | 88% | ||||
| ND | State Senate | 21 | Carolyn Nelson | Democratic-NPL | 88% |
| Harvey Sand | 88% | ||||
| Sally Sandvig | 88% | ||||
| Kenneth Solberg | 88% | ||||
| Bob Stenehjem | 88% | ||||
| ND | State House | 44 | Blair Thoreson | Republican | 88% |
| ND | State Senate | 29 | Terry Wanzek | Republican | 88% |
| Amy N Kliniske Warnke | 88% | ||||
| ND | State House | 14 | Robin Weisz | Republican | 88% |
| Ole Aarsvold | 78% | ||||
| ND | State House | 43 | Lois Delmore | Democratic-NPL | 78% |
| ND | State House | 8 | Jeff Delzer | Republican | 78% |
| Bruce Eckre | 78% | ||||
| ND | State House | 4 | Glen Froseth | Republican | 78% |
| ND | State House | 18 | Eliot Glassheim | Democratic-NPL | 78% |
| Robert Huether | 78% | ||||
| ND | State House | 47 | George Keiser | Republican | 78% |
| ND | State House | 40 | Matthew Klein | Republican | 78% |
| Debra Lundgren | 78% | ||||
| Jon Martinson | 78% | ||||
| Ralph Metcalf | 78% | ||||
| Phillip Mueller | 78% | ||||
| Ronald Nichols | 78% | ||||
| Carol Niemeier | 78% | ||||
| Darrell Nottestad | 78% | ||||
| Robert Nowatzki | 78% | ||||
| Dorvan Solberg | 78% | ||||
| Gerald Orlando Sveen | 78% | ||||
| Laurel Thoreson | 78% | ||||
| Elwood Thorpe | 78% | ||||
| Janet Wentz | 78% | ||||
| Lonny Winrich | 78% | ||||
| ND | State Senate | 2 | John Andrist | Republican | 75% |
| ND | Commissioner | At-Large | Merle Boucher | Democratic-NPL | 75% |
| Judy DeMers | 75% | ||||
| ND | State Senate | 41 | Tony Grindberg | Republican | 75% |
| Pam Gulleson | 75% | ||||
| Joel Curtis Heitkamp | 75% | ||||
| Roxanne Jensen | 75% | ||||
| Meyer Kinnoin | 75% | ||||
| Aaron Krauter | 75% | ||||
| ND | State Senate | 40 | Karen Krebsbach | Republican | 75% |
| Edroy Kringstad | 75% | ||||
| ND | State Senate | 13 | Judy Lee | Republican | 75% |
| ND | State Senate | 1 | Stanley Lyson | Republican | 75% |
| Gary Nelson | 75% | ||||
| Dave Nething | 75% | ||||
| Rod St. Aubyn | 75% | ||||
| ND | Attorney General | Wayne Stenehjem | Republican | 75% | |
| Russell Thane | 75% | ||||
| John Traynor | 75% | ||||
| Herbert Urlacher | 75% | ||||
| ND | State Senate | 37 | Rich Wardner | Republican | 75% |
| Darlene Watne | 75% | ||||
| Rex Byerly | 71% | ||||
| Tom Fischer | 71% | ||||
| ND | State Senate | 17 | Ray Holmberg | Republican | 71% |
| Audrey Cleary | 67% | ||||
| April Fairfield | 67% | ||||
| Howard Grumbo | 67% | ||||
| Serenus Hoffner | 67% | ||||
| Doug Lemieux | 67% | ||||
| ND | State House | 3 | Andrew Maragos | Republican | 67% |
| Shirley Meyer | 67% | ||||
| Wanda Rose | 67% | ||||
| ND | State House | 26 | Jerome Kelsh | Democratic-NPL | 63% |
| Kenneth Kroeplin | 63% | ||||
| Elroy Lindaas | 63% | ||||
| Deb Mathern | 63% | ||||
| ND | State Senate | 11 | Tim Mathern | Democratic-NPL | 63% |
| Marv Mutzenberger | 63% | ||||
| ND | State Senate | 6 | David O'Connell | Democratic-NPL | 63% |
| ND | State Senate | 24 | Larry Robinson | Democratic-NPL | 63% |
| Vern Thompson | 63% | ||||
| Steven Tomac | 63% | ||||
| Mary Ekstrom | 56% | ||||
| ND | State House | 11 | Scot Kelsh | Democratic-NPL | 56% |
| Rolland Redlin | 50% | ||||
| Bob Stefonowicz | 50% | ||||
| Harvey Tallackson | 50% |
Special Interest Groups
Rating Group: North Dakota National Federation of Independent Business
1999 Positions
Issues:
Business and Consumers
How to Interpret these Evaluations
Keep in mind that ratings done by special interest groups often do not represent a non-partisan stance. In addition, some groups select votes that tend to favor members of one political party over another, rather than choosing votes based solely on issues concerns. Nevertheless, they can be invaluable in showing where an incumbent has stood on a series of votes in the past one or two years, especially when ratings by groups on all sides of an issue are compared. Website links, if available, and descriptions of the organizations offering performance evaluations are accessible by clicking on the name of the group.
Most performance evaluations are displayed in a percentage format. However, some organizations present their ratings in the form of a letter grade or endorsement based on voting records, interviews, survey results and/or sources of campaign funding. For consistency and ease in understanding, Project Vote Smart converts all scores into a percentage when possible. Please visit the group's website or call 1-888-VOTESMART for more specific information.
