BISMARCK, N.D. (North Dakota Monitor) - The League of Women Voters of North Dakota is asking Gov. Kelly Armstrong to veto a bill that would shorten the window for North Dakotans to submit mail-in absentee ballots.

North Dakota is poised to be the first state in the nation to implement a law that provides legal protections for pesticide manufacturers.

Now more than ever, we need a consistent, efficient and easy-to-understand voter experience across our entire state to maintain trust in our election system,” Gov. Kelly Armstrong said Wednesday.

BISMARCK, N.D. (North Dakota Monitor) — Gov. Kelly Armstrong signed two bills last week that will change laws surrounding political communications and advertisements in North Dakota. House Bill 1167,

North Dakota's governor signed a bill Wednesday to prohibit the unusual voting system used by his state's largest city. The bill signed by Republican Gov. Kelly Armstrong bans ranked-choice and approval voting.

The Legislature has passed and sent to Governor Armstrong a bill that would affect when mail-in absentee ballots are due.

The North Dakota Senate passed a bill on Monday to standardize state election laws, removing some power from home rule counties and cities in the state.

Governor Kelly Armstrong has signed the North Dakota Med Ed Bill. House Bill 1511 aims to protect pregnant women from abortion misinformation. The bill establishes material to educate medical professionals on the ability and necessity of providing emergency care to pregnant women. North Dakota is among the first states to pass such a bill.

Final action is expected soon on a plan that would prevent North Dakota cities and counties from using alternative voting methods for local elections. Both chambers of the Legislature have approved a bill that focuses on two options – ranked-choice voting and approval voting.

North Dakota’s governor signed a bill Wednesday to prohibit the unusual voting system used by his state’s largest city. The bill signed by Republican G

a bill focusing on election laws in home rule counties and cities and nominating petition signature thresholds in park districts, during a Senate floor session at the North Dakota Capitol on ...