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North Dakota HB 1621 — AN ACT to amend and reenact subsection 1 of section 15.1-21-01 and section 15.1-21-02 of the North Dakota Century Code, relating to requiring the presidential physical fitness test in physical education courses in elementary, middle, and high schools and providing exceptions to the test; and to provide an effective date.

North Dakota, 69. HB 1621: AN ACT to amend and reenact subsection 1 of section 15.1-21-01 and section 15.1-21-02 of the North Dakota Century Code, relating to requiring the preside

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Latest action

January 28, 2026 — Filed with Secretary Of State 01/23

Summary

Relating to requiring the presidential physical fitness test in physical education courses in elementary, middle, and high schools and providing exceptions to the test; and to provide an effective date.

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Bill text

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Recorded votes

Motion for Final Passage on HB 1621

January 22, 2026 · House · pass

yes: 90 · no: 2 · other: 2

Official vote source ↗
Individual member positions (94)
MemberVote
Bert Andersonyes
Dick Andersonyes
Karen A. Andersonyes
Landon Bahlyes
Mike Beltzyes
Mike Bergyes
Macy Bolinskeyes
Glenn Boschyes
Mike Brandenburgyes
Collette Brownyes
Nels Christiansonyes
Liz Conmyyes
Jayme Davisyes
Gretchen Dobervichyes
Jason Dockteryes
Ty Dressleryes
Clayton Fegleyyes
Lisa Finley-DeVilleyes
Jay Fisheryes
Kathy Frelichyes
Karen Grindbergyes
Jim Grueneichyes
LaurieBeth Hageryes
Jared C. Hagertyes
Patrick R. Hatlestadyes
Dori Hauckyes
Craig Headlandyes
Matthew Heilmanyes
Pat D. Heinertyes
Donna Hendersonyes
Jared Hendrixyes
Dawson Holleyes
Jeff Hoversonyes
Zachary Istayes
Jorin Johnsonyes
Daniel Johnstonyes
Jim Jonasyes
Karen Karlsyes
Jim Kasperyes
Keith Kempenichyes
Dwight Kiefertyes
Lawrence R. Kleminyes
Ben Koppelmanyes
Mike Leforyes
Donald W. Longmuiryes
Scott Louseryes
Roger A. Makiyes
Andrew Marschallyes
Bob Martinsonyes
Carrie McLeodyes
Representative Dustin McNallyyes
Lisa Meieryes
Alisa Mitskogyes
David Monsonyes
Desiree Mortonyes
Mike Motschenbacheryes
Eric J. Murphyyes
Mike Natheyes
Dennis Nehringyes
Jon O. Nelsonyes
Anna S. Novakyes
SuAnn Olsonyes
Doug Osowskiyes
Mitch Ostlieyes
Todd Porteryes
Brandy L. Pyleyes
David Richteryes
Nico Riosyes
Karen M. Rohryes
Dan Rubyyes
Matthew Rubyyes
Mark Sanfordyes
Bernie Satromyes
Mike Schatzyes
Austen Schaueryes
Representative Kathy Skrochyes
Vicky Steineryes
Gregory Stemenyes
Steve Swiontekyes
Representative Kelby Timmonsyes
Nathan Tomanyes
Bill Tveityes
Lori VanWinkleyes
Steve Vetteryes
Don Vigesaayes
Daniel R. Vollmeryes
Scott Wagneryes
Jonathan Warreyyes
Robin Weiszyes
Christina Wolffyes
Austin Fossno
Karla Rose Hansonno
TJ Brownother
Mary Schneiderother

Motion for Final Passage on HB 1621

January 23, 2026 · Senate · pass

yes: 43 · no: 3 · other: 1

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Individual member positions (47)
MemberVote
Jeff Bartayes
Todd Beardyes
Brad Bekkedahlyes
Keith Boehmyes
Ryan Braunbergeryes
Randy A. Burckhardyes
Jose L. Castanedayes
Sean Clearyyes
Cole Conleyyes
Claire Coryyes
Kyle Davisonyes
Dick Deveryes
Michael Dwyeryes
Mark Engetyes
Robert Erbeleyes
Justin Gerhardtyes
Kathy Hoganyes
David Hogueyes
Greg Kesselyes
Jerry Kleinyes
Diane Larsonyes
Judy Leeyes
Randy D. Lemmyes
Larry Luickyes
Jeffery J. Magrumyes
Richard Marcellaisyes
Tim Mathernyes
Scott Meyeryes
Janne Myrdalyes
Dale Pattenyes
Bob Paulsonyes
Michelle Powersyes
Kristin Roersyes
Dean Rummelyes
Donald Schaibleyes
Jonathan Sickleryes
Ronald Sorvaagyes
Paul J. Thomasyes
Desiree van Oostingyes
Chuck Walenyes
Terry M. Wanzekyes
Mark F. Weberyes
Kent Westonyes
Josh Boscheeno
David A. Clemensno
Mike Wobbemano
Michelle Axtmanother

Legislative history

  1. Filed with Secretary Of State 01/23
  2. Signed by Governor 01/23
  3. Sent to Governor
  4. Signed by Speaker
  5. Signed by President
  6. Returned to House
  7. Second reading, passed, yeas 43 nays 3
  8. Engrossment placed on calendar 12 2 0
  9. Introduced, first reading, referred Joint Policy Committee
  10. Received from House
  11. Second reading, passed, yeas 90 nays 2
  12. Amendment adopted, placed on calendar
  13. Reported back amended, do pass, amendment placed on calendar 12 1 1
  14. Committee Hearing 01:00
  15. Committee Hearing 11:00
  16. Introduced, first reading, referred Joint Policy Committee

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