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Democrats’ midterm victories in Pennsylvania and other swing states have prompted renewed interest in an alternative to the Electoral College that proponents have urged the commonwealth to join.
Federal leaders overseeing a $50 billion rural health fund missed a critical deadline to announce how much they’ll give states next year, alerting state leaders to the delay with a
Bucknell University is publicly launching a $1 billion fundraising campaign, which officials are calling the “most ambitious comprehensive campaign” in the school’s history, built on five commitments ranging from expanded
Margins in all 87 counties shifted toward the Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party, some by double-digit percentage points.
Burleigh County Commission winners Kay LaCoe, Wayne Munson and Mark Splonskowski say rebuilding relationships the county has lost in recent years will be a top priority.
A group of northwest North Dakota landowners urged U.S. Supreme Court justices Monday to find that they should be reimbursed for legal costs they paid in a land dispute with
This week, North Dakota saw its lowest voter turnout in a general election in 50 years, a sharp contrast to the national attention surrounding this year’s midterms. The North Dakota Secretary of State reported just under 40% of eligible voters cast ballots in this year’s election. Michelle Buehlmann, clinical assistant professor of political science and […]
SURREY – Preliminary election results that show a Surrey Public School bond issue failed by five votes has left the Surrey School Board with decisions to make. Among them is whether to challenge the election results because of street coding errors that kept 12 district voters in McHenry County from receiving a ballot that included […]
North Dakota’s increasingly urban demographics, coupled with legislative term limits, present serious concerns for agricultural leaders and advocates.
A proposed North Dakota bill could require law enforcement agencies to delete license plate reader data after 14 days and make misuse of the technology a Class B misdemeanor.
Trump has frequently said an agreement was close, without a deal emerging. However, negotiations have picked up again in recent weeks
PIERRE — An anticipated shakeup in South Dakota’s Republican legislative leadership has begun.