North Dakota U.S Senator John Hoeven: "Common sense is what I bring to D.C"

Courtesy: U.S Government
Courtesy: U.S Government

(Bismarck, ND) -- One of North Dakota's U.S Senators is looking to earn your vote in the upcoming November General Election.

John Hoeven is running for re-election to maintain his status as one of North Dakota's U.S Senators. He joined WDAY Midday to share his progress in Washington D.C, what he is looking to bring back to the capitol if re-elected, and what he is looking to do for state residents.

"My focus is North Dakota, always has been," said Hoeven, "What's good for North Dakota, both as governor and now in the United States Senate, of course should know what's good for our country."

Hoeven says more energy needs to be produced at home, saying "energy security is national security." The U.S Senator says inflation is a large reason why prices at the pump and on the shelves are going up, and ties them to President Joe Biden "handcuffing" domestic energy production.

"We need to produce more energy, more oil and gas, at home," said Hoeven, "That's not just an important issue for North Dakota, as a leader in energy, but as a nation."

John Hoeven is running to be re-elected as one of North Dakota's U.S Senators in the upcoming November General Election. You can learn more about voting in North Dakota by clicking here

 

Original Air Date: 
Thursday, October 20, 2022