Drew Wrigley wins reelection as North Dakota Attorney General

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Drew Wrigley has won reelection as North Dakota Attorney General with 64 per cent of the vote.

Drew Wrigley has won reelection as North Dakota Attorney General, securing 64 per cent of the vote with all precincts reporting.

Wrigley was appointed to the role in February 2022 following the passing of Wayne Stenehjem. He was then elected to a full four-year term in November 2022, becoming North Dakota's 30th Attorney General.

The Republican incumbent faced a challenge from Democratic-NPL candidate Tim Lamb as election day approached.

Wrigley is described as a fourth-generation North Dakotan with family roots in Walsh and Burke counties. In 2019, he was nominated and confirmed as U.S. attorney for North Dakota by President Donald Trump, a post he also held previously, making him the first North Dakotan to serve in that position twice.

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Drew Wrigley leading North Dakota Attorney General raceCurrent North Dakota Attorney General Drew Wrigley, who was seeking reelection, is leading with 64% of the vote, with all precincts reporting.Kfyrtv · 4 Nov, 06:04
Republican Drew Wrigley wins attorney general raceIn November 2022, Wrigley was elected as North Dakota’s 30th Attorney General.Valleynewslive · 4 Nov, 05:48
Democrat Tim Lamb seeks North Dakota Attorney General seatDemocratic-NPL candidate Tim Lamb is challenging incumbent Republican Drew Wrigley for the attorney general seat as election day approaches.KXNET · 2 Nov, 22:29
Drew Wrigley seeks reelection as North Dakota AGIncumbent Attorney General Drew Wrigley is competing for reelection in North Dakota's upcoming Attorney General race.KXNET · 2 Nov, 21:39

In this story: Drew Wrigley · Tim Lamb · North Dakota · Wayne Stenehjem · Donald Trump

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