According to sources close to BLP,  Public Service Commission Chair Julie Fedorchak is on the verge of dropping out of her race for North Dakota’s at-large congressional seat. 

A text has been circulating around North Dakota political insiders hinting at Fedorchak’s exit from this race. This would augur well for former State Representative Rick Becker, Fedorchak’s principal rival in the Republican primary. 

Like Fedorchak, Becker is looking to replace Kelly Armstrong, who is now running for North Dakota’s gubernatorial seat,  in North Dakota’s only congressional seat. According to recent polling, Becker holds a slight advantage in his race against Fedorchak. 

With Fedorchak potentially out of the mix, Becker should cruise to victory in his race.  Becker is the only pro-liberty candidate in this race who boasts a strong track record in the State House from 2012 to 2022 and a devotion to promoting limited government principles  in the race for North Dakota’s only congressional seat. 

On June 11, 2024, North Dakota voters will have a golden opportunity to put the state on a pro-liberty path. If they want a solid pro-liberty rep, Becker is their only viable option.