Northern Mariana Islands Citizenship Test Answers: Senators, Governor, Capital
If you live in Northern Mariana Islands, answer these citizenship test questions for Northern Mariana Islands. The names come from public congressional and state records; if someone changes, answer with whoever holds the office on your test day.
Northern Mariana Islands answers
| SenatorsQ23 | No U.S. senators (answer as the question’s note says) |
|---|---|
| GovernorQ61 | David M. Apatang |
| State capitalQ62 | Saipan |
Representatives (1 congressional district)
Answer with the representative for your district. Not sure which district you are in? Look it up by ZIP code: Find my answers by ZIP code →
| At large | Kimberlyn King-Hinds |
|---|
National answers (the same in every state)
| PresidentQ38 | Donald J. Trump |
|---|---|
| Vice PresidentQ39 | JD Vance |
| Speaker of the HouseQ30 | Mike Johnson |
| Chief JusticeQ57 | John Roberts |
Common questions
Who are the U.S. senators for Northern Mariana Islands?
Northern Mariana Islands has no U.S. senators; answer as the question’s note says.
Who is the governor of Northern Mariana Islands?
Currently David M. Apatang (question 61; question 43 on the 2008 test).
What is the capital of Northern Mariana Islands?
Saipan (question 62; question 44 on the 2008 test).
Who is my representative?
Each congressional district has one representative; give the one for your district. Find it in the table above, or enter your ZIP code on the question list.
Other states
D.C. and U.S. territories
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