Seven Republican-sponsored bill drafts take several different angles at the common goal of curbing vaccine mandates imposed on North Dakotans. Several other proposals seem to respond to the raging national debates over critical race theory and teachings on race and gender in public schools.
Seven Republican-sponsored bill drafts take several different angles at the common goal of curbing vaccine mandates imposed on North Dakotans. Several other proposals seem to respond to the raging national debates over critical race theory and teachings on race and gender in public schools.
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(Bismarck, ND) North Dakota House Assistant Majority Leader Scott Louser is set to go to trial on a DUI charge in late summer. The 49-year-old Minot Republican was stopped on the Expressway between Mandan and Bismarck in mid-April after a Highway Patrol Trooper observed his vehicle crossing the center line. The Trooper arrested Louser for drunken driving after the lawmaker failed three field sobriety tests and tested at jail for a blood alcohol content over the legal limit. Louser pled not guilty through his attorney last Wednesday and waived an initial court appearance.
30 minutes to vote in North Dakota? Officials say it would be more of a guideline than a rule
State election officials say the time limit is aimed at preventing backed-up polling lines and would not be enforced to the letter of the law, but some Democratic lawmakers criticized the provision as a strategic restriction. Written By: Adam Willis | ×
North Dakota voters cast ballots at the Bismarck Event Center on Nov. 3, 2020. Kyle Martin / The Forum
BISMARCK A massive North Dakota elections package that now awaits the signature of Gov. Doug Burgum contains a provision that would put a 30-minute time limit on casting a ballot at a polling place.