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Sean Cleary

Currently holds the office of North Dakota State Senate - District 35 until December 1, 2026.

Candidate for North Dakota State Senate - District 35 in 2026 North Dakota Primary Election.

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Sean Cleary

North Dakota State Senate - District 35

About Sean Cleary

Professional Experience
University of Mary, Assistant Vice President for Public Affairs (2024 - Present)
North Dakota State Senate, Senator - District 35 (2022 - Present)
Theodore Roosevelt Medora Foundation, Grant Writer (2022 - 2024)
NISC, Implementation Project Manage (2021 - 2022)
United States Senate, Regional Director (2019 - 2021)
Office of Governor Doug Burgum, Policy Advisor (2018 - 2019)
Degrees
Master's, University of North Dakota, Applied Economics (2017)
Bachelor's, University of Mary (2013)
High School Diploma, St. Mary's Central High School (2010)

Economy

He will fight for good-paying jobs, high-quality education and building strong communities. Learn more

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Recent Candidacies
North Dakota State Senate - District 35 in North Dakota Primary Election
North Dakota State Senate - District 35 in North Dakota General Election
North Dakota State Senate - District 35 in North Dakota Primary Election

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