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Get Out and Vote🗳️June 9th!

Michael Steele for ND June 2, 2026

Any questions you may have can be answered in this post. Michael Steele for ND's campaign has happily compiled information, links, and provided a sample ballot all in one place just for you. We hope to see you out there, doing you civic duty on June 9! 🗳️

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What are the rules for voting?

You must be a U.S. citizen
You must be at least 18 years old on Election Day
You have a valid North Dakota ID, tribal ID, or a 2026 Long-Term Care Certificate (from a qualified nursing home)
You must be a resident of Williams County

Looking for Ballot Information?

Not sure who or what to vote on? Click the link below to learn more about our candidates and measures we will be voting on this round.

Candidate and Measure Information - Williams County, NDThe official candidate listing for all 2026 Election Contests can be found on the ND Secretary of State website. Information about County Contests is provided below. County Contests Williams County Government All County offices will be on the ballot for the Primary Election (June 9, 2026) and the General Election (November 3, 2026). Williams County … ContinuedWilliams County, ND

Sample Ballot:

When voting, the actual ballot you receive will be specific to the precinct in which you reside.

What's my precinct?

You can click the link to the My Voting Information tool from the Secretary of State website or check out the website below!

Ballot InformationSecretary of State | North Dakota

What's so important about voting on June 9th?

June 9th is our primary election date. This voting date is important because it is when we pick parties that will move forward into the general election.

In Primary Elections, you can only vote for one political party in federal, legislative, and statewide (party) races.

If you vote for candidates in more than one political party, you will be alerted when your ballot is inserted in the ballot tabulator that you have a crossover vote. You can then either fix the mistake with a new ballot or cast the ballot as-is. If you choose to still submit without fixing the mistakes, party races on the front of the ballot will be voided.

For more information about casting a ballot, visit the NDSOS Ballot Information webpage.

Vote Centers:

The following centers contain ballots from all the precincts in a county so that any qualified elector of the county may choose to cast a ballot in that polling place.

Williston ARC
- 822 18th St E, Williston, ND 58801
Williams County Fairgrounds (Multi-Purpose Building)
- 519 53rd St E, Williston, ND 58801

The following polling place contains only ballots from specific precincts with a close proximity to the rural polling location. A voter must reside within in the precinct to vote at the location. You can click the link to find your precinct using this map.

Ernie French Center | 14120 Highway 2 I Williston, ND.
- Only voters residing in Precincts 12, 14, 20 and 22 can vote

Absentee Ballot:

If planning to return an absentee ballot by mail, the ballot must be received by the County Auditor's Office prior to the close of the polls on Election Day.

7 pm CT on June 9th, 2026

June 8th, 2026 is the last day to receive an Absentee Ballot and the last day to apply for an Absentee Ballot at the Williams County Auditor’s Office counter.

If an Absentee Ballot has been returned via mail , it must be received by the County Auditor's Office by the close of polls (7 pm CT) on Election Day, June 9th, 2026).
All Secure Drop Boxes for Absentee Ballots will be locked at 7 pm on June 9th, 2026

Absentee Ballots are not accepted at the polls.

Ballot Drop Boxes located in Williams County:

TISA Building
- 331 4th Ave E, Trenton (on north side of building)
Williams County Administration Building
- 206 E Broadway, Williston (by south entrance)

Please contact the Auditor’s Office if you have submitted an application, but have not received a ballot 7-10 days after submission date!