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Nuclear energy research gets green light in North Dakota

By: Jeff Beach (ND Monitor) The North Dakota Legislature is opening the door for nuclear energy research in the state.  The House of Representatives on Wednesday passed 

What’s the Future of the Democrat Party in North Dakota?

In this episode of The Conversation, host Jonathan Starr sits down with Lisa Hermosillo for an honest and forward-looking discussion about the future of the Democrat Party in North Dakota. With shifting political dynamics and new voices entering the arena, what does the road ahead look like for Democrats in a traditionally red state?

Shaun Sipma Officially Declares Intent to Not Run for Minot Mayor

Minot - On The Dakotan’s ND Talk Thursday morning, host Kyler Collom asked former Minot Mayor Shaun Sipma whether he would run in the upcoming special election for mayor. Sipma thanked the many people who had reached out through various channels encouraging him to consider a run but confirmed he will not be e...

Potential Mayor Candidates for Expected Special Election

With a potential special election on the horizon, attention will soon turn to candidates working to gather signatures and secure a spot on the ballot. The Dakotan will be closely tracking those efforts, from signature collection to official ballot approval, as well as noting any candidates who ultimately decide not to run.

Voters cast ballots at the Hillside Aquatic Complex in Bismarck on Election Day, Nov. 5, 2024. (Michael Achterling/North Dakota Monitor)

Resolution raising constitutional ballot measure threshold to 60% passes North Dakota Senate

By: Michael Achterling (ND Monitor) A bill raising the public vote threshold to 60% to approve constitutional ballot measures in North Dakota passed the Senate Wednesday on a 33-13 vote.

Daily Brief-April 10, 2025
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