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North Dakota House · Sep 4, 2026

Motion for Final Passage on HB 1628

Result: pass

HB 1628: AN ACT to create and enact a new subdivision to subsection 2 of section 12-60-24, subdivision lll of subsection 3 of section 19-03.1-05, and chapter 51-38 of the North Dakota Century Code, relating to criminal history record checks, the scheduling of kratom alkaloid derivatives as a schedule I controlled substance, and the regulation of kratom products; to amend and reenact sections 12.1-31-03 and 19-03.1-22.3, and subsection 7 of section 19-03.1-23 of the North Dakota Century Code, relating to penalties for the use and possession of kratom alkaloid derivatives and the sale of kratom to individuals under twenty-one years of age; to provide a penalty; to provide an appropriation; and to provide an effective date.

State vote data last updated Oct 14, 2026, 12:15 PM.

Totals

YeaNayOther
Democratic910
Republican7601
Total9121

Party rows count only voters matched to a legislator.

All voters

LegislatorPosition
Adam GoldwynYea
Bert Anderson(Republican)Yea
Dick Anderson(Republican)Yea
Karen Anderson(Republican)Yea
Landon Bahl(Republican)Yea
Mike Beltz(Republican)Yea
Mike Berg(Republican)Yea
Macy Bolinske(Republican)Yea
Glenn Bosch(Republican)Yea
Mike Brandenburg(Republican)Yea
Brandy L. PyleYea
Collette Brown(Democratic)Yea
Nels Christianson(Republican)Yea
Dave RustebakkeYea
Jayme Davis(Democratic)Yea
Gretchen Dobervich(Democratic)Yea
Jason Dockter(Republican)Yea
Ty Dressler(Republican)Yea
Dustin McNallyYea
Clayton Fegley(Republican)Yea
Lisa Finley-DeVille(Democratic)Nay
Jay Fisher(Republican)Yea
Austin Foss(Democratic)Yea
Kathy Frelich(Republican)Yea
Karen Grindberg(Republican)Yea
Jim Grueneich(Republican)Yea
LaurieBeth Hager(Democratic)Yea
Karla Rose Hanson(Democratic)Yea
Patrick Hatlestad(Republican)Yea
Dori Hauck(Republican)Yea
Craig Headland(Republican)Yea
Matt Heilman(Republican)Yea
Pat Heinert(Republican)Yea
Donna Henderson(Republican)Yea
Jared Hendrix(Republican)Yea
Dawson Holle(Republican)Yea
Jeff Hoverson(Republican)Yea
Zac Ista(Democratic)Yea
Jorin Johnson(Republican)Yea
Dan Johnston(Republican)Yea
Jim Jonas(Republican)Yea
Karen Karls(Republican)Yea
Jim Kasper(Republican)Yea
Kathy SkrochYea
Kelby TimmonsYea
Keith Kempenich(Republican)Yea
Dwight Kiefert(Republican)Yea
Larry Klemin(Republican)Yea
Ben Koppelman(Republican)Yea
Mike Lefor(Republican)Yea
Donald Longmuir(Republican)Yea
Scott Louser(Republican)Yea
Roger Maki(Republican)Yea
Andrew Marschall(Republican)Yea
Bob Martinson(Republican)Yea
Carrie McLeod(Republican)Yea
Lisa Meier(Republican)Yea
Alisa Mitskog(Democratic)Yea
Dave Monson(Republican)Yea
Desiree Morton(Republican)Yea
Mike Motschenbacher(Republican)Yea
Eric Murphy(Republican)Yea
Mike Nathe(Republican)Yea
Dennis Nehring(Republican)Yea
Jon Nelson(Republican)Yea
Anna Novak(Republican)Yea
SuAnn Olson(Republican)Yea
Doug Osowski(Republican)Yea
Mitch Ostlie(Republican)Yea
Todd Porter(Republican)Yea
David Richter(Republican)Yea
Nico Rios(Republican)Other
Karen Rohr(Republican)Yea
Dan Ruby(Republican)Yea
Matt Ruby(Republican)Yea
Mark Sanford(Republican)Yea
Bernie Satrom(Republican)Yea
Mike Schatz(Republican)Yea
Austen Schauer(Republican)Yea
Mary Schneider(Democratic)Yea
Vicky Steiner(Republican)Yea
Greg Stemen(Republican)Yea
Steve Swiontek(Republican)Yea
TJ BrownNay
Nathan Toman(Republican)Yea
Bill Tveit(Republican)Yea
Lori VanWinkle(Republican)Yea
Steve Vetter(Republican)Yea
Don Vigesaa(Republican)Yea
Dan Vollmer(Republican)Yea
Scott Wagner(Republican)Yea
Jonathan Warrey(Republican)Yea
Robin Weisz(Republican)Yea
Christina Wolff(Republican)Yea