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Federal monitors heading to Cass County polls on Election Day

Lillian Frost
Lillian Frost
Lillian Frost
Bureau Chief · Dickinson, ND

Lillian has over 15 years of experience in local journalism, having previously served as the editor for the Dickinson Press. She holds a Bachelor’s in Journalism from North Dakota State University and has a passion for uncovering the rich stories within the Dickinson community. Lillian is heavily involved in various local charities and often writes about their impact.

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Bureau Chief · Friday, October 30, 2026 at 9:13 PM · 1 min read
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Federal monitors heading to Cass County polls on Election Day — Stanley Community news

FARGO — Department of Justice election monitors will observe polling locations in Cass County on Election Day as part of a nationwide effort. The federal observers will be part of more than 1,000 election monitors being sent to polling locations across all 50 states on Election Day, an expansion of the department s monitoring compared to 2022. In the 2022 midterms, observers were sent to 64 jurisdictions across 24 states. Sarah Heinle, head election official for Cass County, North Dakota s most populous county, said she spoke with Department of Justice officials Friday morning and learned the department will send a handful of election monitors on Tuesday, Nov. 3. The DOJ monitors will visit up to seven polling locations in Cass County and will observe for about an hour at each site to ensure compliance with federal election law, she said. Cass County, home to Fargo and West Fargo, accounted for about 22% of North Dakota voters in the 2022 midterms. They will be fol

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