Signatures Fall Short for State House Seat in District 42 in Grand Forks
A special election for the District 42 North Dakota House of Representatives seat in Grand Forks will not be held.
The North Dakota Special Secretary of State's Office announced that a petition submitted by members of the District 42 Republican Party lacks enough valid signatures to be approved.
- The petition needed 656 valid signatures for a special election.
- Of the 726 signatures submitted, 612 were valid.
The seat was vacated by former Rep. Emily O’Brien, who left in August to take a state job, and is currently held by Dustin McNally, appointed in September.
No special election will be held due to insufficient valid signatures.
Author's summary: Special election not held due to lack of signatures.
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