Brian Kroshus re-elected North Dakota Tax Commissioner

Summarised from 2 outlets · 3 reports · Updated 4 Nov, 16:45 · Archive

Republican Brian Kroshus has been re-elected North Dakota Tax Commissioner with 64 per cent of the vote.

Republican Brian Kroshus has been re-elected North Dakota Tax Commissioner, according to unofficial results from the Secretary of State. He defeated Democratic-NPL candidate Mark Nelson.

Kroshus received 64 per cent of the vote, with all precincts reporting. He was first appointed as the state's 25th Tax Commissioner in 2021 and was first elected to the role in 2022. Before that, he served on the Public Service Commission.

How it is being reported

• Brian Kroshus Re-Elected as North Dakota's Tax CommissionerBISMARCK, ND (KXNET) — Republican incumbent Brian Kroshus has been re-elected as North Dakota's Tax Commissioner, according to unofficial results from the Secretary of State. Kroshus was first appointed as the state's 25th Tax Commissioner in 2022, after previously serving on the Public Service Commission. Kroshus defeated Democrat Mark Nelson, and he will be serving a [...]KXNET · 4 Nov, 16:17
• Brian Kroshus leading North Dakota Tax Commissioner raceVoters have re-elected Brian Kroshus as North Dakota’s Tax Commissioner.Kfyrtv · 4 Nov, 06:27
• State tax commissioner candidates make final arguments on eve of Election DayCandidates are making their last push before voters head to the polls tomorrow. That includes the race for tax commissioner between incumbent Republican Brian Kroshus and Democratic-NPL candidate Mark Nelson.KXNET · 3 Nov, 02:25

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