United States House of Representatives elections in North Dakota

North Dakota's At-large congressional district elections determine who serves as a United States Representative for North Dakota's At-large congressional district, for two year terms. The elections occur on even numbered years.

North Dakota has been represented by a Democratic-NPL representative since 1980. Some consider this to be odd considering that North Dakota is a historically conservative state.

Summary of recent elections

• 1992 - Byron Dorgan (D) leaves the seat to become a United States Senator, Earl Pomeroy (D) defeats John Korsmo (R) to win the seat.

• 1994 - Earl Pomeroy (D) wins re-election to his second term over Republican challenger Gary Porter.

• 1996 - Earl Pomeroy (D) wins re-election to his third term over Republican challenger Kevin Cramer.

• 1998 - Earl Pomeroy (D) wins re-election to his fourth term over Republican challenger Kevin Cramer.

• 2000 - Earl Pomeroy (D) wins re-election to his fifth term over Republican challenger John Dorso.

• 2002 - Earl Pomeroy (D) wins re-election to his sixth term over Republican challenger Rick Clayburgh.

• 2004 - Earl Pomeroy (D) wins re-election to his seventh term over Republican challenger Duane Sand.

• 2006 - Earl Pomeroy (D) wins re-election to his eighth term over Republican challenger Matthew Mechtel.

Future events

• 2011 - end of current term for Earl Pomeroy (D).