Dem-NPL candiate for US House suspending his campaign
Mark Haugen has been pressured by some party members to step aside, because of his views on abortion.
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Mark Haugen has been pressured by some party members to step aside, because of his views on abortion.
Several members of the North Dakota Democratic-NPL, people who serve in leadership positions in the party, and who have represented the party on the ballot, are using words like "disgusted" and "livid" to describe erstwhile U.S. House candidate Mark Haugen getting pushed off the ballot in favor of former Miss America Cara Mund.
Several members of the North Dakota Democratic-NPL, people who serve in leadership positions in the party, and who have represented the party on the ballot, are using words like "disgusted" and "livid" to describe erstwhile U.S. House candidate Mark Haugen getting pushed off the ballot in favor of former Miss America Cara Mund.
BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — Democrat Mark Haugen has suspended his campaign for U.S. House in North Dakota, saying he was pressured by his party to step aside for former Miss America Cara Mund. Mund entered the race in August as an independent, citing her support for abortion rights as a major reason.
Cara Mund, who entered the U.S. House race in December, has caused the Democratic candidate to drop out of the race. Mark Haugen said he didn't see a path to winning.