*Incumbent

ND U.S. House
*Julie Fedorchak (R)
Trygve Hammer (D)
Helene Neville (I)
Charles Tuttle (I)

ND Attorney General
Tim Lamb (D)
*Drew Wrigley (R)

ND Agriculture Commissioner
*Doug Goehring (R)
Vern Thompson (D)

ND Secretary of State
Ryan Braunberger (D)
*Michael Howe (R)

ND Public Service Commission — 2-Year Term
Scot Kelsh (D)
*Jill Kringstad (R)

ND Public Service Commission — 6-Year Term
*Sheri Haugen-Hoffart (R)
John Pederson (D)

ND Tax Commissioner
*Brian Kroshus (R)
Mark Nelson (D)

ND Superintendent of Public Instruction
*Levi Bachmeier
Tracy Foss

ND Supreme Court
Ariston Johnson
*Jerod Tufte

ND Constitutional Amendment #1
If passed, future constitutional amendments initiated by citizens or referred by the state legislature must receive a 60% vote to be adopted.
(Source: Ballotpedia)

ND Constitutional Amendment #2
If passed, a Healthy School Meals for All program would be established, requiring all public schools to provide one free breakfast and one free lunch to students.
(Source: Ballotpedia)

*Incumbent

MN Governor
Lisa Demuth (R)
Amy Klobuchar (D)
Steven Young (Green)

MN U.S. Senate
Peggy Flanagan (D)
Michele Tafoya (R)
Marisa Simonetti (I)
Rebecca Whiting (lib.)

MN U.S. House District 7
*Michelle Fischbach (R)
Erik Osberg (D)

District 7 covers the majority of western Minnesota, including Moorhead, Fergus Falls, and Bemidji

MN Attorney General
*Keith Ellison (D)
Ronald Schutz (R)

MN Secretary of State
Tad Jude (R)
Seth Kuhl-Stennes (Green)
*Steve Simon (D)
George Tangen (lib.)

MN State Auditor
Zack Filipovich (D)
Scott Jenson (R)
Jay Reeves (I)

MN Constitutional Amendment #1
If passed, this would increase funding for school districts from the permanent school fund.
(Source: Ballotpedia)