GOP senator suffers seizure, brain bleed after falling on ice

A Republican senator suffered a seizure and a brain bleed after slipping and falling on ice in North Dakota over the weekend.

Sen. Kevin Cramer, R-N.D., said he is resting and recovering at home in the state following the incident.

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"While walking on the hill down to the dock, I stepped on ice and evidently fell hard, hitting the back of my head," he wrote on Facebook.

The senator doesn't remember the event, he said.

He was diagnosed with a seizure, brain bleed and a concussion, adding, "The wound on my head wouldn’t stop oozing, so the doctor punched a couple of staples on the laceration and admitted me."

Cramer described "pretty bad headaches" the following day but said the brain bleed had improved.

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"Doctors prefer I rest a little longer before returning to DC, so I do not know exactly when that will happen. It will be day to day this week, but I am ready to return quickly if events require it," he wrote.

Included in the senator's post were photos of bloody snow and his head with staples applied to the wound.

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Cramer is 64 years old.

The North Dakota Republican was first elected to the Senate in 2018 and re-elected in 2024. Before that, he served in the House of Representatives.