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Shelley Lenz, a veterinarian from Dickinson and Killdeer, is running for a seat occupied by retiring Senate Majority Leader Rich Wardner, R-Dickinson.
Devils Lake Journal Democratic – NPL To Hold District 23 Re-Organization Convention in New Rockford District 23 Democratic NPL will hold their district re-organizational convention at the American Legion in New Rockford on February 28 at 2:00pm. During the 2021 district re-organizational convention, delegates will elect a Chair, Vice-chair, Secretary, Treasurer, 2nd Representative to the state Dem-NPL Policy Committee and hear legislative update from Senate Minority Leader Joan Heckaman. Senator Joan Heckaman is serving her 8th Legislative session, her 3rd session as Senate Minority Leader....
Shelley Lenz aims to take the reins of a party that has struggled to contend with the state's dominant Republican Party in recent years. The GOP holds every statewide office, all three congressional offices and 85% of the seats in the state Legislature.
Former gubernatorial candidate Lenz to run for North Dakota Dem-NPL chair Shelley Lenz aims to take the reins of a party that has struggled to contend with the state's dominant Republican party in recent years. The GOP holds every statewide office, all three congressional offices and 85% of the seats in the state Legislature. Written By: Jeremy Turley | × Shelley Lenz. Forum News Service file photo BISMARCK — Shelley Lenz, a western North Dakota veterinarian who recently lost a race to become the state's governor, announced on Monday, Feb. 1, her intentions to r...
Bismarck Tribune staff Dec 14, 2020 Gov. Doug Burgum, right, receives the oath of office from Secretary of State Al Jaeger on Monday afternoon in the Capitol in Bismarck. Burgum had one hand on a family Bible for the ceremony, and afterward showed photographs of close family members he keeps in it. Lt. Gov. Brent Sanford also took the oath of office at the ceremony held in the governor's office. Burgum and Sanford, both Republicans, defeated Democrats Shelley Lenz and Ben Vig in the November general election to win a second four-year term. Tom Stromme