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North Dakota lawmakers revive proposal to make mug shots confidential

North Dakota lawmakers revive proposal to make mug shots confidential
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North Dakota lawmakers weigh gas tax hike

North Dakota lawmakers are considering a fuels tax hike to help pay for improvements to roads and bridges. The House Finance and Taxation Committee on Monday voted 9-5 to endorse House Bill 1464, which would result in a tax increase of 6 cents per gallon on motor vehicle fuel sold in North Dakota. The panel of lawmakers amended the original proposal, which sought a 4 cent increase. The amended bill also would require electric and hybrid vehicle drivers to pay a road use fee more than double the existing level. The measure next moves to the full House for consideration. I don t think anybody sitting here enjoys the need to raise any tax, but what are we to do? said Rep. Craig Headland, R-Montpelier, who chairs the committee. We have roads that are crumbling and we haven t had an increase in 16 years.

After 2020 s rash of conspiracies, North Dakota lawmakers consider slew of election bills

After 2020 s rash of conspiracies, North Dakota lawmakers consider slew of election bills With a slew of election reform bills on the table this session, some lawmakers and state officials expressed concern that the Legislature could inadvertently hinder North Dakota s well-functioning election process if it passes bills reacting to voter fraud allegations in other parts of the country. Written By: Adam Willis | × North Dakota voters cast ballots at the Bismarck Event Center on Nov. 3. Kyle Martin / The Forum BISMARCK In the wake of rampant conspiracy theories and entrenched doubt about the result of last year s presidential contest, North Dakota lawmakers are considering an unusual flood of election bills, some of which top state officials said would damage the state s well-functioning election system if they pass.

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