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As she prepares to join an incoming Democratic congressional majority, Democratic U.S. Rep.-elect Paige Cognetti isn't mistaking the midterm results as a ringing endorsement of her party.
Luzerne County Democrats are celebrating the Nov. 3 election results and think Luzerne County is back to being a bellwether, swing county.
With trifecta control of state government, it will be easier for the party to pass its priorities.
(Nov. 4, 2026) – Voter turnout in North Dakota’s general election sagged to a low point of just under 40%, a dismal showing political observers c...
(Nov. 3, 2026) – North Dakota voters have rejected a proposed constitutional amendment that sought to guarantee free school meals to all K-12 stude...
SURREY – The Surrey School Board has decided to contest Nov. 3 election results that saw the district’s bond issue fail by 5 votes. Supt. Steven Buck said the board will be consulting with an attorney, but no action related to a court challenge of the election can occur until after Ward and McHenry county […]
(AP) — The Federal Aviation Administration grounded all flights nationwide Friday afternoon for just the second time since the Sept. 11 attacks, with officials citing “extraordinary circumstances” caused by communications problems at regional air traffic control centers. The nation’s top homeland security official attributed the problem to a telecommunications outage and said there was no […]
Just 100 days after his appointment, Jamie Selzler will lead North Dakota Senate Democrats. His appointment came after a deadline that kept him off the ballot.
North Dakota Sen. Jamie Selzler discusses his plan to regulate Flock surveillance cameras, privacy concerns and the political challenges of compromise.
Sen. Jeff Magrum and Rep. Mike Nathe clashed over North Dakota Development Fund audits. Rob Port examines what the reports found and the politics behind the dispute.
North Dakota lawmakers introduced 1,089 bills and resolutions in 2025. Rob Port argues it's time to limit proposals and improve legislative debate before 2027.
With five new legislators representing Grand Forks next year, legislators who were not on the ballot say they look forward to working with the new members elect.