Representative Julie Fedorchak, Republican from North Dakota

Julie Fedorchak

Representative Julie Fedorchak

Julie Fedorchak, a former communications consultant and business leader, was elected as North Dakota’s At-Large Representative in 2024. She prioritizes energy policy, rural infrastructure, and transparent government, drawing on her experience overseeing state utilities regulation. In Congress, Fedorchak has advocated for expanding North Dakota’s energy exports and co-sponsored bipartisan legislation to improve rural broadband access. She serves on the House Energy and Commerce Committee, where she promotes pragmatic solutions aligned with her state’s economic strengths. Fedorchak is known for her direct approach and commitment to ensuring North Dakotans’ voices shape federal decisions.

Policy Focus Areas

Energy30%
Public Lands and Natural Resources20%
Science, Technology, Communications10%
Taxation10%

Notable Legislation

Key legislative actions from Julie Fedorchak's record in Congress.

Pipeline Safety Advocacy

Championed enhanced pipeline safety regulations and transparency as a member of the North Dakota Public Service Commission.

Grid Reliability Initiatives

Led efforts to improve electric grid reliability and modernization in North Dakota's energy infrastructure.

Consumer Protection

Advanced consumer protection measures for utility ratepayers, ensuring fair rates and transparent billing practices.

Broadband Expansion

Supported initiatives to expand broadband access in rural North Dakota through regulatory actions and grant programs.

Committee Assignments

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  • House Committee on Energy and Commerce

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