Past Campaign
Tax Commissioner North Dakota
Primary election
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North Dakota Tax CommissionerIncumbent
Bismarck, ND
Is this you? Claim this profileBrian Kroshus is the North Dakota Tax Commissioner, appointed in January 2022 and elected by voters later that year. He previously served on the ND Public Service Commission, appointed in 2017 and elected in 2018 and 2020. With an extensive private-sector background, an agricultural upbringing, and conservative values, he believes in limited government, respecting citizens' rights, fairness, transparency, and protecting taxpayer dollars. He aims to foster effective public-private partnerships, support business development, and drive long-term economic growth for a stronger North Dakota.
Brian Kroshus has a recorded position on four issues. Each is Civoren's summary of the campaign's own public material, with the source linked.
Kroshus supports fostering public-private partnerships, business development, and long-term economic growth to create jobs in North Dakota.
“I will continue to work diligently to foster effective, public-private partnerships, support business development and drive long-term economic growth to create new job opportunities and support prosperity for all.”
briankroshus.comAs of August 2026
Kroshus campaigns on limited government and fiscally responsible government, listing protecting taxpayer dollars among his top priorities.
“Like many North Dakotans, I believe in limited government, conservative values, respecting citizen's rights and the need to apply those ideals to how government works. Fairness, transparency and protecting taxpayer dollars are my top priorities.”
briankroshus.comAs of August 2026
Kroshus lists 'transparency and fairness' among his stated priorities for the Tax Commissioner's office.
“According to the release, Kroshus listed his priorities as "fiscally responsible government," "effectively representing citizens," and "transparency and fairness."”
inforum.comAs of January 2026
As Tax Commissioner, Kroshus supports property tax relief for North Dakota homeowners, promoting the expanded $1,600 Primary Residence Credit.
“"Housing-related expenses represent, on average, about one-third of total household budgets, significantly impacting all citizens and especially those on fixed incomes, including young families and our seniors," Kroshus said. "This year's credit amount of $1,600 is both timely and meaningful to so many North Dakota families."”
tax.nd.govAs of December 2025
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