Levi Bachmeier Launches Campaign For ND Superintendent Of Public Instruction

Bachmeier's platform focuses on strong schools, supporting teachers, and setting higher expectations for students.

Published on Mar. 10, 2026

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Levi Bachmeier has launched a campaign to become the next Superintendent of Public Instruction in North Dakota. Bachmeier's platform emphasizes a 'back to basics' approach, with a focus on improving student outcomes, keeping partisan politics out of classrooms, and promoting parental rights.

Why it matters

The Superintendent of Public Instruction is a key position that oversees the state's Department of Public Instruction and has a significant impact on North Dakota's education system. Bachmeier's campaign promises to address important issues like student preparedness and the role of parents in their children's education.

The details

Bachmeier says his campaign is built on the idea that 'North Dakota thrives when its kids thrive.' He plans to focus on strong schools, supporting teachers, engaging families, and setting higher expectations for students. If elected, he says his priorities will include improving student outcomes, keeping partisan politics out of classrooms, and promoting parental rights.

  • Bachmeier launched his campaign on March 9, 2026.

The players

Levi Bachmeier

The Superintendent of Public Instruction candidate who has launched a campaign to lead the state's Department of Public Instruction.

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What they’re saying

“North Dakota thrives when its kids thrive.”

— Levi Bachmeier, Superintendent of Public Instruction Candidate (dakotanewsnetwork.com)

What’s next

Bachmeier's campaign will continue leading up to the election for Superintendent of Public Instruction, which is scheduled for November 2026.

The takeaway

Bachmeier's campaign promises to focus on key education issues like student preparedness and the role of parents, which could resonate with North Dakota voters concerned about the direction of the state's public schools.