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County Representatives Elected in Northwest and Southeast Districts

By: Erica Olson

Posted: Mar 6, 2025


The ND Wheat Commission consists of seven producer board members, six of which are producer elected and one appointed by the Governor. Elections are held every four years within each of the six districts, with the At-Large position selected in the off year. The process to elect a producer to the board starts at the county level, where a producer is elected to represent the county. The county representatives then meet at the district level to elect a member to the board. County representatives serve a vital role in ensuring local issues are included in statewide discussions, and being a resource in helping to establish priorities for investment of the wheat check-off. Producer involvement in the Commission is extremely important to ensure check-off funded programs and priorities align with producer’s wishes.


This year, elections were held in District 2 (northwest North Dakota) and District 5 (southeast North Dakota) and the following representatives were elected in each county. District elections are scheduled for March. The NDWC thanks the NDSU county extension agents for carrying out elections in each county. Also, thank you to the dedicated producers willing to fill these roles!


District 2

Burke – Eugene Christiansen, Flaxton

Divide – Jordan Kimball, Noonan

McKenzie – Erick Leiseth, Arnegard

Mountrail – Nathan Brandt, Stanley

Renville– Parker Gates, Mohall

Ward– Duane Poynter, Sawyer

Williams – Brandon Hoffman, Williston


District 5

Barnes – Erik Flatt, Valley City

Cass – Todd Ellison, Mapleton

Dickey – vacant

Griggs – Luke Erickson, Aneta

LaMoure – Jordan Nitschke, Jud

Ransom – Jacob Birklid, Fort Ransom

Richland – Jim Stallman, Mooreton

Sargent – Luke Anderson, Forman

Steele – Scott Huso, Aneta

Traill – vacant

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