Bob Heitkamp
Bob Heitkamp is a Democratic-NPL candidate for North Dakota State Senate District 25 on the November 3, 2026 general election ballot, representing Richland County and part of Ransom County. He advanced from the June 9, 2026 primary election and completed Ballotpedia's Candidate Connection survey.
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“I am not a career politician; I am a neighbor who wants to make a difference. I am ready to bring his business mindset and community heart to Bismarck to ensure District 25 remains a place where families and businesses can thrive for generations to come.”
(Ballotpedia Candidate Connection Survey) “I care deeply about what happens here. I've heard from farmers facing rising costs and uncertainty. I've talked with small business owners working every day to keep their doors open and create jobs. I've met families who want their children to have every opportunity to succeed and stay here to build a life. I'm running to help keep small towns strong, protect local schools, maintain roads, improve infrastructure, and make sure District 25 has a strong voice. I'll listen carefully, treat people with respect and focus on common-sense solutions that help our communities thrive.”
(Ballotpedia Candidate Connection Survey) “I will stand up for family farmers and ranchers, support agriculture, protect the infrastructure needed to move products to market, and make sure rural voices are heard in Bismarck. I know rural communities need steady advocacy and practical results.”
(Ballotpedia Candidate Connection Survey)Larry Luick
Larry Luick He assumed office in 2010. Luick earned an associate degree in diesel mechanics from North Dakota State College of Science. His professional experience includes working as a farmer and as a excavation contractor. Luick was assigned to the following committees:
“What happens in the likely event that Congress hands out authorization with no funding? We end up holding the bag.”
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