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Election Reflection: Why We Voted the Way We Did
The either/or (Republican or Democrat) aspect of U.S. elections provide voters with the fewest of options. Yet with so many issues to consider, it hardly seems like two is enough. It also makes it di...
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North Dakota GOP chairman stepping down

BISMARCK — The chairman of the North Dakota Republican Party said Tuesday he wants to get back to farming and spending time with his family.

May 21, 2013

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SOTU: GOP warns Obama against tax increases, spending

SOTU: GOP warns Obama against tax increases, spending WASHINGTON — Republicans warned Tuesday that President Barack Obama's second-term agenda would bring more tax increases and escalate deficit spending, vowing that they would guard against Washington-centric policies and help middle-class families rebound from years of tepid economic growth.

By Ken Thomas , February 13, 2013

State oil tax restructuring measure meets opposition

BISMARCK — A Republican-backed measure aimed at closing loopholes enjoyed by oil companies in exchange for lower tax rates in North Dakota could hurt future funding for such things as schools and state employees, education and public worker groups lawmakers were told Tuesday.

By James MacPherson , February 06, 2013

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Republican bill imposes 4 days in jail for first DUI

WEST FARGO — The governor supports a stricter drunken driving law. The attorney general does too. And the new chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, Rep. Kim Koppelman of West Fargo, plans to introduce the bill that would make North Dakota the 16th state to impose mandatory jail time on first-time DUI offenders.

By Mike Nowatzki , December 19, 2012

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Conrad: Politics set aside, a budget fix would be simple

Conrad: Politics set aside, a budget fix would be simple FARGO — Retiring Sen. Kent Conrad, D-N.D., said he could fix the fiscal cliff in about 20 minutes.

By Erik Burgess , December 07, 2012

Romney's loss creates GOP leadership vacuum

BOSTON — Mitt Romney’s shadow looms over a Republican Party in disarray. The face of the GOP for much of the last year, the failed presidential candidate has been a virtual ghost since his defeat Nov. 6. He has quietly weathered the fallout of the campaign from the seclusion of his Southern California home, emerging only momentarily for a private lunch at the White House with President Barack Obama on Thursday.

By Steve Peoples , December 02, 2012

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Cramer: Energy production a moral responsibility

WASHINGTON, D.C. — North Dakota Republican Kevin Cramer not only supports the production of domestic coal, oil and natural gas; the incoming freshman House member believes it’s a moral responsibility.

By Hannah Northey and Manuel Quinones , November 30, 2012

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Heitkamp aside, ND Dems are struggling

Heitkamp aside, ND Dems are struggling FARGO — He was a political underdog running against a popular office holder for the North Dakota governor’s office.

By Patrick Springer , November 11, 2012

Rick Berg sees future as ND investor

Rick Berg sees future as ND investor BISMARCK — Come January, North Dakota U.S. Rep. Rick Berg won’t have a job or hold a public office for the first time in almost three decades. In an election where control of the U.S. Senate was thought to be at stake, the freshman Republican congressman gambled on winning an open seat and lost.

By Dale Wetzel , November 10, 2012

Republicans fall short in Mont. gubernatorial race

OLYMPIA, Wash. — Republicans who had lofty ambitions for taking over governors’ offices this year fell short in another one of their targeted states Wednesday and clung to diminishing hope in another.

By Mike Baker , November 08, 2012

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Fehr, Shatz, Armstrong lock down election to ND Legislature

Fehr, Shatz, Armstrong lock down election to ND Legislature Representative-elect Alan Fehr, R-Dickinson, will join incumbent Mike Schatz, R-New England, in representing District 36 in North Dakota’s State Legislature. Fehr came away with 26 percent of the vote and Schatz captured 33 percent, according to the North Dakota Secretary of State.

By Katherine Grandstrand , November 08, 2012

Republican Victory Rally

Republican Victory Rally Republican candidates for office, from left, Gov. Jack Dalrymple; Kirsten Baesler campaign manager Annette Tait; Baesler, who is running for North Dakota Department of Public Instruction and Rep. Rick Berg, R-N.D., who is running for the U.S. Senate, gather at the Republican headquarters on Saturday evening for a victory rally.

By Linda Sailer , November 03, 2012

ND House: Different views on need for government

ND House: Different views on need for government GRAND FORKS — The major-party candidates for North Dakota’s only seat in the U.S. House of Representatives present a choice between the legacy of the state’s powerful retired senator or a fixture of Republican government here.

By Christopher Bjorke , November 03, 2012

Trinity votes Republican red

Trinity votes Republican red Junior Danielle Arriola files her ballot after voting in a mock election Thursday morning at Trinity High School.

By Linda Sailer , November 02, 2012

Sen. Conrad: Heitkamp not weak on defense

GRAND FORKS — Sen. Kent Conrad, D-N.D., in Grand Forks on Tuesday came to the defense of the Democratic candidate running for his seat on charges that she is anti-military.

By Christopher Bjorke , October 31, 2012

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