Voting in North Dakota’s Democratic presidential primary ends on Saturday, with President Joe Biden aiming to secure the state’s delegates as he maintains a significant lead for his party’s nomination. The primary, conducted mostly by mail from February 20 to Saturday at noon CT, marks the culmination of a busy month of voting on the presidential primary calendar, with numerous states, the District of Columbia, and U.S. territories holding primaries and caucuses in the past 30 days.
While ballots received after the deadline will not be counted, voters have the option to hand-deliver their mail ballots to the state party’s centralized drop-off point in Fargo, with prior arrangements required. A limited amount of in-person voting took place from March 22-24 at various locations to accommodate residents of Native American reservations.
