North Dakota State Treasurer

State Treasurer of North Dakota

Incumbent
Thomas Beadle

since January 1, 2021

Office of North Dakota State Treasurer
Member of|

* State Board of Equalization
* State Historical Board
* State Investment Board
* Teacher's Fund for Retirement Board
* Board of University and School Lands
* State Canvassing Board

Seat| Bismarck, North Dakota
Term length| Four years
Constituting instrument| Constitution of North Dakota
Formation| 1889
First holder| Lewis E. Booker
Website| www.nd.gov/treasurer

The North Dakota State Treasurer is a political office in North Dakota. The treasurer's duty is to assure sound financial oversight and absolute safety of all public funds collected, managed, and disbursed. The Office of the State Treasurer is separated into five divisions: Administration, Investments, Accounting, Tax Distributions, and Cash Management.[1] The state treasurer is Thomas Beadle, who was elected on November 3, 2020, and took office on January 1, 2021.

## See also

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* List of North Dakota state treasurers

## Notes

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1. ^ Office of North Dakota State Treasurer – About the Office

## External links

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* Official website
* Duties of the North Dakota State Treasurer

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Larger cities
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* Bismarck
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Executive branch|

* Governor
* Agriculture Commissioner
* Attorney General
* Auditor
* Insurance Commissioner
* Lieutenant Governor
* Secretary of State
* Superintendent of Public Instruction
* Tax Commissioner
* Treasurer
* State Cabinet

Legislative branch|

* Legislative Assembly
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Judicial branch|

* Court System
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Departments and divisions|

* Agriculture
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* Labor
* Land
* Office of Management and Budget
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* Public Instruction
* Securities
* Seed
* Transportation
* Veterans Affairs

Boards and commissions|

* Board of Higher Education
* Industrial Commission
* Bank of North Dakota
* Mineral Resources
* State Mill and Elevator
* Public Service Commission
* Water Commission

Other|

* Highway Patrol
* State Library
* State Penitentiary
* Vision Services/School for the Blind
* State School for the Deaf
* University System

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State treasurers of the United States

United States Secretary of the Treasury: ▌Janet Yellen (D)

▌Young Boozer (R)

▌Adam Crum

▌Kimberly Yee (R)

▌Larry Walther (R)

▌Fiona Ma (D)

▌Dave Young (D)

▌Erick Russell (D)

▌Colleen Davis (D)

▌Jimmy Patronis (R)

▌Steve N. McCoy

▌Luis Salaveria

▌Julie Ellsworth (R)

▌Mike Frerichs (D)

▌Dan Elliott (R)

▌Roby Smith (R)

▌Steven C. Johnson (R)

▌Mark Metcalf (R)

▌John Fleming (R)

▌Henry Beck (D)

▌Dereck Davis (D)

▌Deb Goldberg (D)

▌Rachael Eubanks

▌Erin Campbell

▌David McRae (R)

▌Vivek Malek (R)

▌Brendan Beatty

▌Tom Briese (R)

▌Zach Conine (D)

▌Monica Mezzapelle

▌Liz Muoio (D)

▌Laura Montoya (D)

▌Thomas DiNapoli (D)

▌Dale Folwell (R)

▌Thomas Beadle (R)

▌Robert Sprague (R)

▌Todd Russ (R)

▌Tobias Read (D)

▌Stacy Garrity (R)

▌James Diossa (D)

▌Curtis Loftis (R)

▌Josh Haeder (R)

▌David Lillard (R)

▌Glenn Hegar (R)

▌Marlo Oaks (R)

▌Mike Pieciak (D)

▌David L. Richardson (I)

▌Mike Pellicciotti (D)

▌Riley Moore (R)

▌John Leiber (R)

▌Curt Meier (R)

Federal districts:

▌Glen Lee

Territories:

Malemo Tausaga

Marie Lizama

Tracy Norita

Nelson Pérez Méndez (acting)

Kevin McCurdy

Political party affiliations:

* ▌26 Republican (26 states)
* ▌16 Democratic (16 states)
* ▌1 Independent (1 state)
* ▌13 Nonpartisan (7 states, 1 district, 5 territories)

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