Keeping North Dakota Strong

Thank you all for trusting me to a very important office and thank you for making me the longest serving Attorney General in the history of North Dakota. We are very fortunate to live in the state we do, and I want to do everything I can to keep North Dakota one of the safest states to live and that includes fighting the drug cartels, going after the scam artists who target our senior citizens, putting an end to domestic violence and ending the scourge of human trafficking. Thank you to my family. Thank you to the dedicated people who are part of the office of the Attorney General, and thank you to you, the voter.

Beth and I exercised our right to vote today at Simle Middle School in Bismarck this morning. We urge you all to do so as well. With thanks for all your support during this campaign, -Wayne

It has been my honor and privilege to serve as your Attorney General, and once again I am asking for your vote today. The brave men and women of my office are charged with enforcing our state’s laws and keeping our citizens safe. Together, we have made great strides in shutting down local illicit meth labs, safeguarding children from online predators, protecting seniors from scam artists, fighting human trafficking, and working to end domestic violence.
I am proud of the leadership this office has shown in combating the challenges our state’s law enforcement officers face, and I am committed to continuing to keep our state one of the safest and best places to live.

Looking forward to attending the annual Lutefisk Dinner in Almont tonight!

Happy 129th Birthday to the great state of North Dakota!

In the final stretch of the campaign my loyal son Andrew is still on the trail putting up highway signs. I’m thankful for his support and for his service to our country!

I'm thankful to receive endorsements from the Fargo Forum and the Bismarck Tribune! Election day is just a week away, so please be sure to vote.

With over twenty years of law enforcement experience, including ten years as a supervisor and the past five years as deputy director at BCI, Lonnie was an obvious choice.