Glenn Bosch

State Representative, North Dakota · District 30

Glenn Bosch is an American politician and a member of the Republican Party. He represents District 30 in the North Dakota House of Representatives. Bosch was first elected to represent District 30 in the North Dakota House of Representatives in 2016.

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Role State Representative

Current office, as recorded in the directory.

District District 30

The district this member is elected from.

Service since 2024

Dates of service on record.

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Biography

Glenn Bosch is an American politician and a member of the Republican Party. He represents District 30 in the North Dakota House of Representatives. Bosch was first elected to represent District 30 in the North Dakota House of Representatives in 2016.1

Before his political career, Bosch had a successful 35-year career in the visual communication industry, helping businesses across the country integrate technology to support their operations. He began his career as a bench technician and worked his way up through the ranks, retiring in 2017 as the Executive Vice President of AVI Systems.

In addition to his leadership responsibilities, he is a member of the Finance and Tax and Energy and Natural Resources committees. During the interim, Bosch serves as chairman of the Legacy and Budget Stabilization Fund Advisory Board, the Information Technology Committee, as well Co-Chair of the Clean Sustainable Energy Authority. He also serves as a committee member on the Budget Section and the State Investment Board.

Bosch is also a co-owner of the Bismarck Larks baseball club. He holds an AS from Bismarck State College, and is a lifelong resident of Bismarck, North Dakota. He and his wife Julie recently celebrated their 42-wedding anniversary. They have three children and seven wonderful grandchildren.

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References

  1. Glenn Bosch, State Representative. ndlegis.gov. Retrieved October 10, 2026.
  2. Official website. ndlegis.gov. Retrieved October 10, 2026.