November 5, 2024 Election
Now is a great time to make a voting plan for the November election. On your ballot, you'll see candidates for US President, congress, statewide, state legislative, and county offices, along with statewide ballot measures.
Make Your Voting Plan
Have Your Voter ID Ready
North Dakota doesn't have voter registration, but you must bring a valid North Dakota ID to vote.
Plan How You'll Vote
Find your polling place for in-person voting or apply to vote absentee (vote by mail). Absentee ballots are due by November 4, postmarked or hand-delivered by 5pm.
Research Your Ballot
We have just the tool for you! Our voter guide on VOTE411.org covers all the candidates and statewide ballot measures. Enter your address on the homepage to get started.
Spread the Word!
We each have the power to increase voter turnout by making sure the people we know have the information they need to cast their ballot.
Statewide Ballot Measures
Measures 1-3 were referred to voters by the ND Legislature. Measures 4 and 5 were initiated by citizens who gathered enough petition signatures to get their measure on the ballot.
A measure to update the terminology of state public institutions.
A measure to change the citizen-initiated constitutional measure process.
A measure to make changes to spending and transfers from the Legacy Fund.
A measure to ban local governments from levying property taxes on assessed property value.
A measure to legalize recreational marijuana, or cannabis, for adults ages 21 and older.