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A 50% cut in property tax would put North Dakota on the street corner, hat in hand, asking for volunteer contributions to keep the government alive.

Omdahl writes, "There should be more to life in North Dakota than fat bank accounts, mediocre services and low taxes. In other words, there are needs in the state that are more important than fooling around with the property tax."

(Bismarck, ND) -- Election officials say no automatic recounts have emerged from North Dakota's June Primary election. The State Canvassing Board unanimously certified the election results Thursday for statewide, legislative, and judicial races reported in 53 counties. One demand recount is possible in the Minot-area District Three House Republican primary. Incumbent

(Minot, ND) -- District 3's House GOP primary is slated for a recount following a single vote separated two candidates. The Secretary of State's website talks about the three candidates in the race. The first place candidate is Minot realtor Lori Vanwinkle, who got 788 votes. The contention follows incumbent Jeff Hoverson and challenger Roscoe Streyle, who's totals are

In the night’s most anticipated legislative race, House Appropriations Chairman Jeff Delzer appears to have lost his bid for reelection in District 33, which extends from north of Bismarck west to Mercer County.

In the night’s most anticipated legislative race, House Appropriations Chairman Jeff Delzer appears to have lost his bid for reelection in District 33, which extends from north of Bismarck west to Mercer County.

Instead of dumping mailers on voters, why not try talking to them?

BISMARCK, N.D. - Several Republican Legislative incumbents were defeated in Tuesday's North Dakota primary election. The chairman of the House Appropr...

The official primary election will take place on Tuesday, June 14, but thousands of North Dakotans have already cast their ballots through mail-in or early voting.

The official primary election will take place on Tuesday, June 14, but thousands of North Dakotans have already cast their ballots through mail-in or early voting.