North Dakota will hold its Democratic presidential primary Saturday.
There are 13 delegates up for grabs in the Peace Garden State.
President Biden has already clinched enough votes throughout the primary season to clinch the Democratic nomination. He is expected to take the victory in the North Dakota race as well, which was conducted almost entirely by mail-in ballots.
The incumbent is facing a primary challenge in the state from author Marianne Williamson and entrepreneur Jason Palmer, who took the victory in American Samoa caucuses earlier this month.
Biden came up short in the North Dakota Democratic caucuses in 2020, pulling in only 40 percent to Sen. Bernie Sanders’s (I-Vt.) 53 percent. The state is reliably red and voted for former President Trump, the presumptive GOP nominee for November, in both the 2016 and 2020 general elections by significant margins.
Polls close at noon EDT for in-person voting.