We now know who will officially appear on the ballot — and in what order — for Minot’s upcoming special mayoral election, scheduled for August 5.

Ideological puritanism cost Democrats, both in North Dakota and nationally. Why are Republicans trying to follow that same path?

As North Dakota’s chief election official, election integrity is non-negotiable. It is the foundation of the Democratic process and essential to the legitimacy of government. Our approach to the 69th

Four candidates will be on the Aug. 5 ballot in the Minot mayoral race. The filing deadline was Monday. The elected candidate will complete the year remaining in the mayor’s term held by Tom Ross, who resigned April 1.

Jamie Azure, chair of the Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa, speaks during the Tribal Leaders Summit in Bismarck on Sept. 4, 2024. Turtle Mountain, Spirit Lake Nation and three tribal citizens are challenging a ruling in a voting rights case.

BISMARCK, N.D. (North Dakota Monitor) — A former North Dakota legislator will take over the seat of Rep. Jeremy Olson, who resigned abruptly after the 2025 session amid a harassment complaint. The District 26 Republicans on Saturday picked Kelby Timmons of Watford City to replace Olson.

Gov. Kelly Armstrong (R-ND) meant to veto a $150,000 grant, but he accidentally vetoed $25 million for affordable housing and $10 million in homeless services.