Kevin Cramer
The Public Record
Kevin John Cramer is an American politician serving as the junior United States senator from North Dakota since January 3, 2019. A member of the Republican Party, Cramer previously represented North Dakota's at-large congressional district in the U.S. House of Representatives from January 3, 2013, to January 3, 2019. Throughout his political career, he has focused on issues such as energy policy, agriculture, and veterans' affairs, often advocating for North Dakota's interests on a national level.
While there is still more work to be done, this announcement represents a commitment to the future of North Dakota’s oil industry—and a promise to America we will not step away from the resources God gave us.
The Dakota Access Pipeline is a great example of why we need to make these reforms that we’re working on, and hopefully we’ll get some things done this year.
It seems unreasonable to think that electric vehicles and others should use the roads without paying into the trust fund.
The whole purpose of [the bill] is to prove, with authoritative government data, we manufacture everything from energy to food, to plastics, to steel and aluminum, with lower emissions than any other country.
North Dakotans have lived through these [trade] cycles. We’ve been geopolitical long before other parts of the country.
This announcement represents a commitment to the future of North Dakota’s oil industry—and a promise to America we will not step away from the resources God gave us.
We know the Bakken still holds billions of barrels of oil just out of reach of our current technology, but through the combined efforts of the Department of Energy and industry partners, those barrels of oil will enhance our national…
This investment recognizes years of work by the EERC, industry partners, and state leaders to unlock more of the Bakken’s enormous potential while utilizing captured carbon dioxide productively.
At this point, we are in a hurry as a nation, rightfully so, to bring more, more rare earth elements, and everything that’s connected to that, domestically.
I am grateful for this recognition and will continue to fight the bullies, so our caregivers can do what they do best, provide compassionate care to our fellow North Dakotans.
Caregiving is a privilege and compassion is the North Dakota way. Such compassionate caregiving should not be subject to bureaucratic bullies.
In North Dakota, we prioritize compassion and I see this compassion in action every time I visit facilities and work with caretakers and leaders.
This isn't just about Grand Forks Air Force Base; it's about the entire ecosystem.
After putting language in the National Defense Authorization Act to stand up four sites for employment of covered Counter-UAS systems, I am pleased, but I'm not even a little bit surprised, the Department of War has named Grand Forks Air…
Facilities like this one will provide students with invaluable hands-on training and will help meet the demand for medical professionals not only in the region, but across the state.
This new state-of-the-art facility represents a significant investment in the future of northwest North Dakota’s healthcare workforce.
Access to quality healthcare in rural America is everything and that starts with an adequate workforce.
North Dakota is a model for the rest of the country and demonstrates energy production and energy innovation go hand in hand.
Everybody's got to be pulling in the same direction. And it's not just having power—persuasion comes from good behavior and good acting.





