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Republicans are challenging extended mail ballot deadlines in a move that could have severe implications for mail voting nationwide.

LOCKPORT — The apartment house at 96 Locust St., which the City of Lockport attempted to have declared a public nuisance last fall, was demolished Tuesday.

Ward County has openings for dozens of workers interested in helping conduct their local primary and general elections. “We are always looking for election

First recognized by the U.S. Election Assistance Commission in 2022, Help America Vote Day aims to raise awareness about the importance of poll workers.

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With four possible candidates for governor, and as many as three candidates for U.S. House, the North Dakota Republican Party will have a busy primary season

With four possible candidates for governor, and as many as three candidates for U.S. House, the North Dakota Republican Party will have a busy primary season

"North Dakota’s current leaders are evidence that the Voting Rights Act – along with strong citizen efforts – is still very much needed to ensure that voting rights are adhered to," writes Don Morrison of Bismarck.

After being ordered by a judge, North Dakota's Secretary of State and his staff are moving forward with new district lines.

NORTH DAKOTA – In a landmark decision, U.S. District Chief Judge Peter D. Welte has ordered a new joint North Dakota legislative district,