North Dakota State House District 11

Current seat holder: Gretchen Dobervich (D-NPL), Adam Goldwyn (D-NPL).

Anastassiya Andrianova

Anastassiya Andrianova is a Democratic-NPL candidate for North Dakota House of Representatives District 11 in Fargo on the November 3, 2026 general election ballot. She is a university professor in Fargo who advanced from the June 9, 2026 Democratic-NPL primary.

“Public education is my top priority. We have a K-12 teacher shortage in North Dakota, so I will fight for public schools to have highly trained, well-paid teachers, access to universal free school meals, and other supports students need to succeed. I am a product of public education myself and an educator of 20+ years: I personally know the value of keeping public funds in public schools.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection Survey)

Doug Sharbono

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“We need better judicial processes where they don't let them off with just a slap on the wrist.” (North Dakota Monitor)
“The PSC has failed me, and they have failed a number of other citizens.” (North Dakota Monitor)

Cara Cody-Braun

Cara Cody-Braun (independent) is running for election to the North Dakota House of Representatives to represent District 11. [source] Cara Cody-Braun earned a high school diploma from Mandan High School, a bachelor's degree from Moorhead State University in 1989, and a graduate degree from North Dakota State University in 2019. Cody-Braun is a retired teacher.

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“The issues that matter most to me are the ones that make a real difference in people's everyday lives. I believe every child deserves access to strong public schools and quality early childhood education. I support expanding access to affordable healthcare, creating and protecting good-paying jobs, preserving our public spaces, and safeguarding North Dakota's natural resources for future generations.” (Candidate Campaign Website)
“If elected, my first responsibility will be to the residents of District 11. I believe that means being accessible, listening to the people I represent, and being transparent about the decisions I make.” (Candidate Campaign Website)