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5 things to know today: Tax break, Fire headquarters, Pledge passed, Workforce grant, Stockyards project - Vimarsana News

5 things to know today: Tax break, Fire headquarters, Pledge passed, Workforce grant, Stockyards project

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Port: Secretary of state says term limits amendment had thousands of invalid signatures, won't be on the ballot - Vimarsana News

Port: Secretary of state says term limits amendment had thousands of invalid signatures, won't be on the ballot

Of the more than 46,000 signatures turned in, Jaeger's office said they could certify as valid only 17,265.

Term-limit measure fails to make North Dakota ballot after thousands of signed petitions voided - Vimarsana News

Term-limit measure fails to make North Dakota ballot after thousands of signed petitions voided

Jaeger wrote in a letter to measure chairman Jared Hendrix that his office rejected more than 29,000 of the roughly 46,000 petitions turned in by the group following a review by his office and the state Bureau of Criminal Investigation. The group needed 31,164 valid signatures to get the measure on the ballot.

Petition drive backed by ultraconservatives nixed for errors - Vimarsana News

Petition drive backed by ultraconservatives nixed for errors

FARGO, N.D. (AP) — A petition drive led by an ultraconservative group looking to place term limits on North Dakota lawmakers is riddled with violations and the proposal will not be placed on the November ballot, Secretary of State Al Jaeger said Tuesday.

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Term limits measure rejected - Vimarsana News

Term limits measure rejected

Secretary of State Al Jaeger says more than 29,000 signatures were tossed, for a number of reasons