Wayne Sanstead

Dr. Wayne G. Sanstead (Born 1935) is the current North Dakota Superintendent of Public Instruction. Sanstead holds a doctorate from the University of North Dakota in secondary education. Sanstead is the longest serving chief state school officer in the United States.^[1]. Previously, Sanstead served eight years in the North Dakota House of Representatives and two years in the North Dakota Senate and was Lieutenant Governor of North Dakota under Art Link (1973-1980).

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Preceded by Richard F. Larsen	Lieutenant Governor of North Dakota 1973–1980	Succeeded by Ernest Sands
Preceded by Joseph Crawford	North Dakota Superintendent of Public Instruction 1985–present	Succeeded by incumbent

v • d • e Lieutenant Governors of North Dakota

Dickey • Allin • Wallace • Worst • Devine • Bartlett • Lewis • Burdick • Kraabel • Fraine • Kraabel • Wood • Hyland • Maddock • Carr • Olson • Welford • Thoresen • Patterson • Oscar Hagen • Holt • Dahl • Schnell • Dahl • Duffy • Dahl • Orville Hagen • Wenstrom • Tighe • Larsen • Sanstead • Sands • Meiers • Omdahl • Myrdal • Dalrymple