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1:39 The Legislature has overridden Governor Burgum’s veto of a measure that changes how the state deals with unexpected federal funds. Under current procedure, the Emergency Commission – made up of the Governor, the Secretary of State, the majority floor leaders of the House and Senate, and the two appropriations committee chairs – makes decisions on how the money is spent. And the Legislature’s Budget Section --- made up of all the members of the two appropriations committees – can either say “yes” or “no” to the Commission’s decisions. HB 2290 would allow the Emergency ...

North Dakota Legislature overrides governor's veto of bill at heart of power struggle Underneath the battle over the bill lies a struggle for power between the executive and legislative branches that began shortly after Burgum took office in 2017. The tug-of-war has intensified during the current legislative session as lawmakers try to rein in the governor's authority after Burgum and his administration dominated top-level decision-making during the COVID-19 pandemic. 1:29 pm, Apr. 28, 2021 × North Dakota Senate Majority Leader Rich Wardner, R-Dickinson, speaks at a bil...

Gov. Doug Burgum has vetoed his fourth bill of the 2021 Legislative Session. The bill is SB 2290. That bill would require a special Legislative session, if the state receives more than $50 million in unexpected federal funding. It also would require that for amounts under $50 million, the Emergency Commission would still be able to make a recommendation on how the money is to be spent, but the Legislature’s Budget Section could make changes to that recommendation. Right now, the Budget Section can only approve or reject those spending plans. Burgum said the measure is unconstitutional, and ...

Veto by Gov. Doug Burgum spotlights power struggle with North Dakota lawmakers Underneath the rejection lies a struggle for power between the executive and legislative branches that began shortly after the Republican governor took office in 2017. The tug-of-war has intensified during the current legislative session as lawmakers try to rein in the governor's authority after Burgum and his administration dominated top-level decision-making during the COVID-19 pandemic. Written By: Jeremy Turley | × North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum speaks at bill signing flanked by Hous...