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WATCH LIVE: U.S. House candidates set to debate in North Dakota, without incumbent Fedorchak

WATCH LIVE: U.S. House candidates set to debate in North Dakota, without incumbent Fedorchak

Summary

North Dakota’s current U.S. House Representative Julie Fedorchak will not attend a debate with other candidates for her seat. The debate will include Democrat Trygve Hammer and independents Helene Neville and Charles Tuttle, but no Republican incumbent.

Key Facts

  • Julie Fedorchak is the current U.S. House member for North Dakota.
  • She is running for reelection.
  • Fedorchak will not appear in the upcoming candidate debate.
  • The debate is scheduled to start at 8 p.m. EDT on Thursday.
  • The debate includes Democrat Trygve Hammer and independent candidates Helene Neville and Charles Tuttle.
  • Fedorchak’s campaign said she initially agreed to debate.
  • Her campaign said the local media changed the debate format and participant list.
  • Because of this change, Fedorchak decided to withdraw from the debate.
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