JAMESTOWN, N.D. – Katrina Christiansen, candidate for North Dakota’s U.S. Senate seat in 2024, is excited to announce the launch of her campaign with a month long, statewide tour, crisscrossing the state to engage with voters and share her vision for a brighter future. The tour will kick off this Friday in Jamestown, followed by stops in Bismarck, Fargo, Grand Forks, and Minot, with additional stops along the way, showing Katrina’s commitment to connecting with North Dakotans from all corners of the state. The campaign will be announcing more events over the coming weeks. This weekend, Katrina will be in:

• ●  Jamestown (Friday, November 3rd): The tour kicks off in Jamestown, the place where Katrina calls home, where she will present her vision and actively engage with local residents, attentively addressing their concerns and priorities.
• ●  Bismarck (Friday, November 3rd): The campaign tour will proceed to Bismarck, the capital of the state, hosting an event uniting supporters and voters who share a fervor for shaping North Dakota’s future.
• ●  Fargo (Saturday, November 4th): The tour then proceeds to Fargo, a vibrant epicenter of activity in North Dakota. Katrina will attend and speak at the annual North Dakota Democratic-NPL Burdick Dinner. Katrina will also be speaking with community leaders to deliberate on the crucial issues confronting both the city and the state.
• ●  Grand Forks (Sunday, November 5th): Katrina will be leaving Fargo in the morning to head to Grand Forks, where she will meet with small business owners, and constituents to listen to what they are struggling with. Katrina will also discuss her campaign’s emphasis on working-class advocacy and economic prosperity.
• ●  Minot (Sunday, November 5th): The tour continues into Minot for the final stop, providing residents the chance to engage with Katrina and gain further insight into her proposed policies.

Throughout the tour, Katrina will be listening to the concerns of North Dakotans while also addressing the pressing issues facing the state, such as health care access, economic growth, lack of affordable child care and the need to improve teacher pay. Katrina remains dedicated to amplifying the voices of working and middle class North Dakotans and emphasizing the importance of unity and progress for the state.

“I am thrilled to embark on this campaign tour across North Dakota,” said Katrina. “This is an opportunity to engage with the people of our state, to listen to their concerns, and to share my vision for a North Dakota that works for everyone. Together, we can build a stronger, more prosperous future.”

The campaign tour will provide an open platform for North Dakotans to meet Katrina, ask questions, and learn more about her candidacy for the U.S. Senate. Some events are open to the public, and supporters are encouraged to attend and show their enthusiasm for a brighter future for North Dakota.