updated Wed. February 14, 2024
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Houston Chronicle
April 21, 2018
In the United States, the Dallas company Energy Transfer Partners spent months fighting camps of protestors seeking to block the Dakota Access Pipeline, which brings crude from North Dakota's Bakken shale to Illinois. As with the Trans Mountain pipeline, Dakota Access was opposed by a diverseÃâà...
Reason (blog)
April 21, 2018
But as the GOP tries to keep control of Congress this year, the fact that Iowa, Minnesota, Missouri, and North Dakota are some of the nation's top soybean-producing states is creating some headaches for the party of Trump. Key congressional races across the Midwest could tip the scales in the House, andÃâà...
Bismarck Tribune
April 21, 2018
Doug Burgum outlines plans to reinvent North Dakota's budgeting process, Democrats are calling for a bipartisan commission to be involved. ... Though North Dakota has positive economic indicators heading into the 2019-2021 budget cycle, the state had to deplete reserves by $800 million in 2017 toÃâà...
New York Times
April 19, 2018
From the still-thawing soybean fields of North Dakota and Kansas to the corn and pork farms of Iowa, voters across the political spectrum say the president's attacks on American economic rivals could do grave damage to an already unstable commodities market. “They're not in touch with the reality of theÃâà...
KVRR
April 11, 2018
FARGO, N.D. — In all the years Phil Davenport has been on this earth, he says there's one thing that never continues to change in North Dakota politics: corruption. “People are using large amounts of money and incentives to influence our elections and influence what the electors are doing,” saidÃâà...
STLtoday.com
April 11, 2018
BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — North Dakota Democrats lack candidates for 10 state House seats and three seats in the state Senate, and Republicans aren't fielding anyone for either chamber in a district that includes an American Indian reservation in the north-central part of the state, candidate filings show.
Grand Forks Herald
April 11, 2018
"One vote does matter in the Senate — it matters to the folks in North Dakota with pre-existing conditions like cancer, asthma or diabetes and it matters to the farmers and ranchers who are staring down a potential trade war that could deeply impact their livelihoods," Sean Higgins, a Heitkamp campaignÃâà...
Seattle Times
April 11, 2018
BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — North Dakota Republican congressional candidate Tom Campbell called a news conference Wednesday amid speculation that he will end his campaign. Campbell was to make an announcement on the House race at a luncheon in Fargo. His campaign would not say what it was.
Governing
April 9, 2018
The North Dakota secretary of state will not run seek re-election after his party endorsed another, setting the stage to end his 25-year career and opening up the race for a new state elections head. Al Jaeger waved to a cheering crowd with his family Sunday at the Alerus Center in Grand Forks as state GOPÃâà...
Communities Digital News
April 9, 2018
The NDGOP delegates will keep North Dakota normal because they accurately represent the people in their state. They are not detached elites. They are the people. Nonetheless, as soon as the convention ended, they rolled up their sleeves and vowed to help each other deal with the weather. The politicalÃâà...
NBCNews.com
April 8, 2018
And she will face North Dakota's at-large GOP congressman, Kevin Cramer, in the general election this fall. But Heitkamp dismisses the simplicity of that red-state characterization. “I spend a lot of time in North Dakota,” she told NBC News. “That's something that's really hard for national political pundits toÃâà...
Bismarck Tribune
April 4, 2018
“Trade supports tens of thousands of jobs in North Dakota and provides access to foreign markets that are vitally important to our economy, especially during periods of low commodity prices like this. Disrupting that trade relationship puts our farmers at a disadvantage, and we urge the administration toÃâà...
NBCNews.com
March 27, 2018
Pence said the North Dakota race is particularly high on Trump's priority list because Cramer was one of his earliest political supporters and has been one of ... "That's because she's earned respect from both sides of the aisle by putting partisan politics aside and putting North Dakota first — standing up forÃâà...
InsideSources
March 22, 2018
Meanwhile, North Dakotans for Public Integrity is affiliated with and funded by Represent.us, a national group pushing for transparency in political donations and lobbying restrictions, as well as the creation of a state ethics commission. According to its filings with the North Dakota Secretary of State's office,Ãâà...
KFYR-TV
December 31, 1999
Twenty-six years ago Democrats dominated state politics. Here's a look back at how and why the balance of power in North Dakota began to shift to the right. When Ed Schafer was sworn in as governor in 1992, the executive branch of government, the state senate and North Dakota's entire congressionalÃâà...
KFYR-TV
December 31, 1999
Former Vice President Joe Biden spoke at the Democratic Convention, and just last week Vice President Mike Pence came to Fargo to stump for Kevin Cramer. We spoke to Cramer Wednesday, who said it's likey we'll see the president back in North Dakota before November. Minot State University politicalÃâà...
