WPAi ND Senate Memo 240928
WPAi ND Senate Memo 240928
WPAi ND Senate Memo 240928
Key Findings:
Cramer leads with 60% of likely voters, while
Christiansen trails at 31%, with 9% stil l
undecided.
• Cramer leads among both men (66%) and
women (54%), showcasing broad gender-
based support.
• He maintains a competitive edge with
Independents/Other at 44% against 43%
of Christiansen.
• The strongest age demographic for
Cramer is the 55-64 age group, where he
captures 80% support.
• Cramer also leads among Women 18-54
with 46% against 40% for Katrina.
• Cramer holds a 67% lead among those with less than a college education and maintains a
strong 49% among college graduates.
The data indicates Kevin Cramer is well-positioned heading into the final stretch of the campaign,
with his strongest support coming from Republicans, older voters, and men. The momentum is
clearly on his side, giving him a substantial lead over Katrina Christiansen. With 9% of voters still
undecided, the Cramer campaign has a clear opportunity to consolidate its advantage and ensure a
decisive victory.
WPAi conducted a poll of n=521 Likely Voters in North Dakota. Data was collected by a
combination of live telephone interviews to landlines and cell phones between September 22-24,
2024. The sample was selected from the North Dakota voter file using Probability Proportionate to
Size (PPS) sampling from a recent turnout model and was stratified by geography, age, educational
attainment, gender, and vote history to ensure a representative sample. The survey has a margin
of error of ±4.4% at the 95% confidence level.