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These supposed liberty lovers will argue that the state constitution makes Burgum's political engagement illegal.

After a monthlong review, the North Dakota Secretary of State's Office rejected 5,738 of the 31,622 signatures turned in by the group for a variety of reasons, including notary errors, circulator violations and inadequately filled-out signatures.

After a monthlong review, the North Dakota Secretary of State's Office rejected 5,738 of the 31,622 signatures turned in by the group for a variety of reasons, including notary errors, circulator violations and inadequately filled-out signatures.

After a monthlong review, the North Dakota Secretary of State's Office rejected 5,738 of the 31,622 signatures turned in by the group for a variety of reasons, including notary errors, circulator violations and inadequately filled-out signatures.

After a monthlong review, the North Dakota Secretary of State's Office rejected 5,738 of the 31,622 signatures turned in by the group for a variety of reasons, including notary errors, circulator violations and inadequately filled-out signatures.

BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — North Dakota GOP Gov. Doug Burgum has shelled out nearly $1 million ahead of the state’s primary election largely to a political action campaign that historically has focused on defeating Republican far-right candidates or those who do not agree with his spending initiatives and policy goals.

BISMARCK, N.D. - Gov. Doug Burgum has shelled out nearly $1 million ahead of the state's primary election largely to a political action campaign that ...

BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) -- North Dakota GOP Gov. Doug Burgum has shelled out nearly $1 million ahead of the state's primary election largely to a political

Not only do the term-limits campaigners think North Dakota voters are too stupid to be in charge of their own decision to re-elect incumbents (the whole point of their ballot measure is to limit that choice), but they think we can be bamboozled into ignoring their unethical petitioning processes too.

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