Minot Democrat Launches 2020 Campaign for U.S. House, Challenging NDGOP Incumbent Kelly Armstrong
North Dakota Democrats have their first official statewide candidate of the 2020 election cycle. Zachary Raknerud has filed a statement...
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Is 2020 Finally the Year North Dakota Democrats Turn It All Around?
If the Democrats really felt like Republicans were vulnerable this cycle, you'd expect to see candidates lining up, and that's...
The Public Will Eventually Lose Patience With Republican Stupidity
Every time a Republican elected official makes headline with some stupid social media post or Republicans nominate a peeping tom...
NDGOP Candidate for Treasurer Says He ‘doesn’T Doubt’ Controversial Facebook Posts Are His
MINOT, N.D. — Screencaptures of distasteful and, at least in one instance racially-charged, social media posts by an account shared...
Jamestown Republican’s Move to Edgeley Will Set Off Competition With Incumbent Republicans
"Ellendale is actually home to me," he said. "That's where I grew up. My folks still live there." Continue reading...
Republican Candidate for Treasurer Has Collections Judgments on His Record
MINOT, N.D. — On Saturday, Jan. 4, I was the first to report that Republican state lawmaker Daniel Johnston, a...
Republican Lawmaker Dan Johnston Expected to Announce Campaign for Treasurer
Rep. Daniel Johnston represents District 24 in the North Dakota House of Representatives. He lives in Kathryn (south of Valley...
UPDATED: With Incumbent Kelly Schmidt Retiring, Fargo Republican Says He’s Interested in Running for State Treasurer
North Dakota Treasurer Kelly Schmidt, a Republican, has announced she won't seek a fifth four-year term in office during the...
North Dakota Republican Group Votes for Making Access to Recreational Marijuana a Constitutional Right
UPDATE: NDYR state chairman Reed Christianson called me to clarify that the vote was intended as a "straw poll" and not...
Plain Talk: North Dakota Insurance Commissioner Got Individual Insurance Rates 20 Percent Lower, Here’s What He Wants to Do Next
Most North Dakotans get their insurance through some sort of group plan, usually through an employer, but our state is...
