The ND-PAC Committee Has Endeavored to Serve Our Brothers

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The ND-PAC Committee has endeavored to serve our brothers and sisters in Local 647 by endorsing and supporting candidates that support the energy industry that we work in and share our union position on political issues. The PAC Committee developed a questionnaire for all candidates to fill out and return before any support or endorsement would be provided. A candidate who did not return the questionnaire or scored poorly did not get support regardless of party affiliation. The following is a list of candidates that met the threshold established by the PAC Committee to be endorsed by Boilermakers Local 647. I would also like to thank all the members that took the time to attend the PAC meetings and stepped up. Your participation was very much appreciated. Stacey Bendish North Dakota Political Director Lodge NO. 647 Endorsements were determined by responses to the questionnaire returned to the Boilermakers Local 647 ND PAC. District 2 – House - Brandon Delvo District 4 – Senate - Tyler Stafstien. House - Cesareo Alveraz Jr., Kenton Onstad District 6 – House - Jeanie Brandt, Bob Hunskor District 8 – House - Casey D. Buchmann District 10 – House - Daryl Passa, Elsie Blair Magnus District 12 – Senate - John Grabinger. House - Jessica Haak, Pam Musland District 14 – House - Bonita Lindseth, Mark Nelson District 16 – Senate - Tyler Axness-D. House - Lisa K. Dullum, Ben Hanson, Andrew Marschall-R District 18 – Senate - Connie Triplett. House - Kyle Thorson, Cory Mock District 20 – Senate – Phil Murphy. House - Gail Mooney, Rick Holman District 22 – Senate – Steve Allard. House – Allan Peterson, Marijo Peterson District 24 – Senate – Larry Robinson. House – Sharon Buhr, Naomi Muscha District 26 – House – Jerome Kelsh, Bill Amerman District 30 – Senate – Chris Rausch. House – Tom Asbridge, Kathleen Risch District 32 – Senate – Tiffany Hodge. House – Karen K. Ehrens District 34 – Senate – David M. Gipp. House – Jessica Petrick, Bernie Parkhurst District 36 – House – Dean Meyer, Linda Kittilson District 38 – House – Susan Rintoul District 40 – House – Heidi Rintoul, A.J. Schultz District 42 – Senate – Mac Schneider. House – Kylie Oversen, Grant Hauschild District 44 – Senate – Merrill Piepkorn. House - Joshua Boschee, Karla Rose Hanson District 46 – Senate – George Sinner. House Kirsten Diedrich, Dan Fisher State Treasurer – Tim Mathern Insurance Commissioner - Ruth Buffalo Public Service Commissioner – Marlo Hunte-Beauburn Governor – Marvin Nelson U.S. Senate – Eliot Glassheim .

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