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Lame-duck North Dakota lawmakers roamed to faraway conferences on the taxpayers' dime - InForum | Fargo, Moorhead and West Fargo news, weather and sports

Since 2014, the North Dakota Legislature has spent more than $45,000 to send a dozen retiring and defeated lawmakers to out-of-state conferences, according to records reviewed by Forum News Service.

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North Dakota lawmakers float changes to harassment policy as rep's expulsion still looms

Prior to the expulsion of former Rep. Luke Simons over harassment allegations last year, leaders on both sides of the aisle said there were loopholes in the Legislature's harassment policy that could be ironed out.

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North Dakota governor vetoes his first bill this session

North Dakota governor vetoes his first bill this session
The bill, sponsored by Fargo Republican Rep. Andrew Marschall, passed the House of Representatives by a 57-36 vote and the Senate by a 41-6 vote.
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The North Dakota House of Representatives meets in the state Capitol on Feb. 11, 2021. Jeremy Turley / Forum News Service
BISMARCK — North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum vetoed his first bill of the session on Wednesday, March 31, citing legal concerns.
House Bill 1378 would allow the Legislature to consider bills and conduct other official business in December of even-numbered years — just before the biennial legislative session. The Legislature meets then to hold its organizational session, but normal legislative business has to wait until January. The bill, sponsored by Fargo Republican Rep. Andrew Marschall, passed the House of Representatives by a 57-36 vote and the Senate by a 41-6 vote.

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Term limit proposal defeated in the House

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The House has rejected a proposed Constitutional amendment that would have imposed term limits on the Governor and the Legislature.
Under HCR 3036, a Governor would be limited to two terms, or 8 years, and a Legislator could serve four terms, or 16 years. The measure would have been retroactive.
It came out of committee on a 7-6 "do not pass" recommendation.
"What we did was recognize the value that we have in our long-term legislators," said Rep. Shannon Roers-Jones (R-Fargo). "We have elections every four years, and that is the voters' opportunity to retire legislators who they feel are ineffective."
The amendment’s author – Rep. Jeff Magrum (R-Hazelton) – told the House he had been a supporter of term limits before he was elected – and he believes in them more than ever, especially after what he termed the “debacle” last Thursday, when the House voted to expel Rep. Luke Simons (R-Dickinson).

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North Dakota House votes to ban mask mandates

The North Dakota House of Representatives, on a 50-44 vote, passed a bill Monday that would ban any future mask-wearing mandates.

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North Dakota House passes bill forbidding mandatory mask wearing

The North Dakota House of Representatives passed a bill on Monday that would make future mask mandates illegal.The Grand Forks Herald reported that the bill passed 50-44. It next heads to the state Senate.The bill comes three months after North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum (R) imposed a statewide mask mandate, though the governor himself had previously expressed skepticism over such a move.The bill's sponsor, state Rep. Jeff Hoverson (R), called...

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North Dakota House votes to ban mask mandates

North Dakota House votes to ban mask mandates
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North Dakota House passes bill forbidding mandatory mask wearing

North Dakota House passes bill forbidding mandatory mask wearing
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Against odds, youth continue engaging in politics

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BISMARCK -- University of North Dakota law student Katie Winbauer says she has always been interested in politics, and the tumult of recent political activity on the national stage hasn’t changed that.
“Probably since middle school I’ve been the one to push my friends and family to be more interested,” Winbauer said. “I kind of took it upon myself to be that encouragement because I do think that we can be a lot more involved.”
Winbauer interns with the Legislative Council during the current legislative session. She attends hearings and prepares bill amendments for the House Judiciary and House Political Subdivisions committees.

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Despite contentiousness, young North Dakotans continue to engage in politics

As local, state government becomes more accessible, opportunities abound

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