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Bismarck, N.D. – State Canvassing Board Certifies 2024 General Election Results
The North Dakota State Canvassing Board has officially certified the results of the 2024 General Election. In an important development, the Board announced two automatic recounts for the Supervisor of Soil Conservation District races in South McLean and Towner County due to the close nature of those contests.
Additionally, two other races—District 9 and District 18—reached a threshold that triggers a demand for recounts. This particular election cycle saw a noteworthy absence, as Corey Mock chose not to seek re-election for his seat in District 18.
Election recounts are a critical component of the electoral process, ensuring the accuracy and integrity of vote tallies. Candidates and election officials will need to act swiftly, as any recount requests must be submitted within four days following the State Canvassing Board meeting, which is scheduled for December 2.
The outcomes of these recounts could greatly influence the final composition of local governance in these districts, emphasizing the importance of voter participation and transparency in the electoral process.
As North Dakota progresses towards the next phase of its electoral cycle, officials are committed to maintaining confidence in the state’s election outcomes. Further updates will be provided as the situation develops and recount processes unfold.
For more information on the election results or related queries, the North Dakota State Canvassing Board encourages voters to visit their official website or contact local election offices.
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