FARGO, ND (KXNET) — The races for the North Dakota spots in the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives, as well as the governor, have all been called — and the Republican candidates won all of them. Kevin Cramer secured another term in the Senate, Julie Fedorchak won the spot in the House, and Kelly Armstrong became our new governor. At the Democratic watch party in Fargo, U.S. Senate candidate Katrina Christiansen and gubernatorial candidate Merrill Piepkorn shared some words with attendees about how proud they are to have run. Christiansen says she has no regrets about running for the Senate for the second time. "I felt really good. I'm very proud of what we've done," the Pender native said. "The problems that inspired me to run shouldn't exist." Ward County sees increase in youth vote on Election Day She cited goals like making childcare and housing affordable, as well as securing the border, as reasons she ran for U.S. Senate. Gubernatorial candidate Merrill Piepkorn also had some parting words for everyone who supported him throughout the campaigning process. "The most precious commodity we have to share is our time," Piepkorn said. "We built tremendous momentum today, and it will carry over. So let's stick together." Christiansen shared that sentiment. She said that after today, she wants to focus on spending more time with her kids. Some people booed as Christiansen congratulated Sen. Cramer on his victory. Close Thanks for signing up! Watch for us in your inbox. Subscribe Now Today's Top Stories SIGN UP NOW