Coverage dated November 7, 2022 to November 8, 2022
North Dakota's Hoeven wins 3rd term in U.S. Senate
Headline from CBS News
Hoeven coasted past Rick Becker, a fellow Republican who ran as an independent after losing the GOP endorsement to Hoeven, and Democrat Katrina Christiansen, a University of Jamestown engineering professor and political newcomer.
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BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — Republican John Hoeven faces a defector from his own party and a lightly funded Democrat on Tuesday in his race for a third U.S. Senate term from North Dakota.
Republican incumbent Sen. John Hoeven, who voted in favor of the $1 trillion infrastructure bill, aims for a 3rd term against engineer Katrina Christiansen.
Incumbent Sen. John Hoeven, R-N.D., seeking his third Senate term, faced challenges from independent Rick Becker on the right and Democrat Katrina Christiansen on the left.
Hoeven coasted past Rick Becker, a fellow Republican who ran as an independent after losing the GOP endorsement to Hoeven, and Democrat Katrina Christiansen, a University of Jamestown engineering professor and political newcomer.