Coal PAC

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• North Dakota’s coal industry doesn’t just support coal country. Its impact reaches all across our state. In District 7, that means suppliers, contractors, educators, local businesses, and the many workers who commute to mines and power plants every day. Reliable energy supports good jobs, strong schools, and growing communities. With strong energy leadership from President Trump and growing demand for reliable power, North Dakota has a major opportunity ahead. We need leaders who understand ho

  27 May 2026 · Coal PAC · $400 – $499 · 35K+ impressions · Promotional · Ad Library

• Minot has always been a city that looks ahead. From agriculture and energy to education and innovation, the region has built its success by preparing for what's next. Today, that means investing in students, developing talent, and creating opportunities that keep young people building their futures right here in North Dakota. As demand grows for engineers, technicians, tradespeople, and other skilled professionals, education and workforce development will play an increasingly important role in

  1 June 2026 · Coal PAC · $300 – $399 · 20K+ impressions · Informational · Ad Library

• Gene Wolf knows what it takes to keep a rural community connected. A 1976 graduate of Hazen High School, he spent about 35 years at West River Telecommunications, helping link homes, farms and businesses across our part of the state. Gene joined the Mercer County Commission in 2020 to finish an unexpired term, and voters re-elected him in 2022. He brings steady experience to the job and understands the infrastructure, budgets and services a growing county needs. That growth depends on a strong

  9 October 2026 · Coal PAC · $200 – $299 · 10K+ impressions · Promotional · Ad Library

• Rick Bauman has spent his whole life in Mercer County. He graduated from Beulah High School in 1974. He and his wife have farmed here for more than 50 years, running a cow-calf operation and raising forages and small grains. Rick also drove a school bus and has led the Mercer County Fair Board as president since 2019. Since he was first elected in 2022, Rick has brought that same steady, hands-on approach to the County Commission, where he now serves as chair. He knows that Mercer County works

  7 October 2026 · Coal PAC · $200 – $299 · 15K+ impressions · Promotional · Ad Library

• Chris Renner knows Mercer County's energy industry from the inside. He works in the industry, and already serves on both the City of Beulah and Mercer County Planning and Zoning boards. Mercer County's mines and power plants do more than keep the lights on. In 2025, coal severance and conversion taxes brought more than $5 million to the county, helping pay for the schools, roads, and public services we all depend on. Energy also brings some of the best careers in the state, making Mercer County

  5 October 2026 · Coal PAC · $200 – $299 · 5K+ impressions · Promotional · Ad Library

• Bradley Dahl has deep roots in Oliver County. He graduated from Center High School, served in the Air Force and Air National Guard, and came home to build a trucking business and run OC Saloon in Center. Since his appointment to the Oliver County Commission this spring, he has done what good commissioners do: he listens. As new development comes to the county, Brad talks with residents on every side and works toward solutions that protect our way of life and grow our economy. Energy is the found

  5 October 2026 · Coal PAC · $200 – $299 · 15K+ impressions · Promotional · Ad Library