ND STATE AND LOCAL RACES
NDNA debate is back on — but with PSC candidates 
The North Dakota Newspaper Association debate is back on, just a couple of days after being canceled.
Organizers invited the state’s two Public Service Commission candidates, and got confirmation from both by Saturday. The event will be held April 30 in Fargo during the NDNA annual convention.
By Ryan Johnson , April 24, 2010
Measure to ban ’skull crushing’ in abortions to be circulated
A proposed ballot measure that would make it a felony to decapitate or crush the skull of a fetus in North Dakota is ready for circulation.
By Associated Press , April 22, 2010
N.D. measure: No ’burdens’ on religious freedom
Supports of a proposed North Dakota constitutional amendment say it would strengthen religious freedoms in the state.
By Associated Press , April 22, 2010
N.D. tax commissioner: State’s tax system helped get through recession
When it comes to North Dakota’s main sources of revenue, it’s perhaps easiest to think of the tax system as a “three-legged stool,” Tax Commissioner Cory Fong said Tuesday.
By Ryan Johnson , April 13, 2010
N.D. tax commission candidate wants tax extension for Good Friday storm victims
Cynthia Kaldor, the Democratic-NPL candidate for state tax commissioner, wants federal officials to grant a 30-day extension for North Dakotans affected by the Good Friday storm.
By The Forum , April 13, 2010
Valley City to vote on sales tax hike
f voters approve on June 8, the additional half percent would go toward road repairs.
By Associated Press , April 11, 2010
Races shaping up for 4 ND district judgeships
A dozen incumbent judges and Justice Carol Ronning Kapsner, who is seeking another 10-year term on the North Dakota Supreme Court, are running unopposed. The candidate filing deadline passed Friday.
By Associated Press , April 10, 2010
Sheriff’s contest leads GF County races
Six people are vying to replace Grand Forks County Sheriff Dan Hill, who is retiring after serving for 20 years.
By Kevin Bonham , April 09, 2010
Fargo attorney to challenge Stenehjem in AG race
Fargo attorney Jeanette “Jean” Boechler got the North Dakota Democratic-NPL Party’s endorsement to run for attorney general, the party announced Wednesday.
By Ryan Johnson , April 07, 2010
Holmberg, Sanford and Owens get GF GOP nod to run for Legislature
District 17 Republicans endorsed their three N.D. legislative candidates Tuesday night.Incumbent Ray Holmberg, former Grand Forks school superintendent Mark Sanford and former state lawmaker Mark Owens will be on the ballot this fall.
By Ryan Johnson , April 06, 2010
Kreun, Dietrich and Laffen get GOP nod to run for N.D. Legislature
Grand Forks City Council member Curt Kreun, former state lawmaker Don Dietrich and newcomer Lonnie Laffen will run to represent District 43.
By Ryan Johnson , April 06, 2010
Libertarian Party wants to be listed on ND ballot
Libertarian Party supporters have turned in petitions seeking the party’s own column on North Dakota’s statewide ballot.
By Associated Press , April 06, 2010
Traill voters to decide in June on addition to the county courthouse
Traill County voters will decide in June — for the third time since 2008 — whether the county should build an addition to the county courthouse.
By Kevin Bonham , April 06, 2010
Somali-American plans run for Fargo mayor
Ahmed Haji, 27, joins the race as Mayor Dennis Walaker seeks his second term. Robert Gates also filed paperwork in February for the office.
By Heidi Shaffer , March 30, 2010
Boucher seeks to challenge Goehring in N.D. ag commissioner race
State Rep. Merle Boucher, D-Rolette, will seek the North Dakota Democratic-NPL Party’s endorsement Friday to challenge incumbent Doug Goehring in the agriculture commissioner race, he announced Thursday.
By Ryan Johnson , March 25, 2010
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