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Letter: As reps of the League of Women Voters, we oppose ND bill that would ban approval voting - Vimarsana News

Letter: As reps of the League of Women Voters, we oppose ND bill that would ban approval voting

Reps of the LWVND write, "Prior to the use of approval voting, Fargo city leaders were being elected by plurality voting in which some leaders were being elected with less than 20% of the vote."

Fargo leaders square off with legislators over approval voting, home rule authority - Vimarsana News

Fargo leaders square off with legislators over approval voting, home rule authority

A West Fargo legislator is proposing that the state ban approval voting, which would only affect Fargo.

Letter: Eventually, everything will be decided for us - Vimarsana News

Letter: Eventually, everything will be decided for us

Dan Rice of Fargo writes, "Parents, you can relax. The Legislature will decide what books your children can read, keep them from having to interact with people who are different, and tell them what to believe about our country’s history. Your children won’t have to learn how to think for themselves."

Letter: Approval voting works - Vimarsana News

Letter: Approval voting works

Paul H. Gleye writes, "Approval voting does not dilute the will of the voters, but rather it clearly expresses that will."

Port: Elections in North Dakota should work the same way no matter where you live - Vimarsana News

Port: Elections in North Dakota should work the same way no matter where you live

"North Dakota votes should be counted the same, whether they're cast for the mayor of Fargo, the dog catcher of Dickinson, or the governor of the whole dang state."