AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoElection Watch: With North Dakota’s Nov. 3 election approaching, Democrats face steep odds despite a national poll showing their party ahead by eight points. A Concordia College professor said holding seats won in 2024 and making gains in targeted districts would count as a strong night. Poll Monitoring: Federal observers will visit up to seven polling locations in Cass County, checking compliance with election law and access to voting assistance. Statehouse Races: District 20 candidates are pitching ways to ease cost-of-living pressures; voters will also choose candidates for two other temporarily vacant House seats. Government Oversight: The North Dakota Ethics Commission is set to investigate problems at the State Development Fund, after its chair and vice chair resigned. The state has also launched a new Legacy Fund website to make investments easier to view, though questions about transparency remain. Court Challenges: The North Dakota Supreme Court declined to intervene in challenges to four Republican legislative candidates’ eligibility.
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