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Today is the day to stand up and be counted. My fellow Americans, get out there and vote. My theory is you cant complain too much about the way your country, state, county and city are being run if yo...
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Effort to cut Valley City administrator moves on

An effort to eliminate the position of city administrator in Valley City is advancing.

July 23, 2011

Letter to editor: Berg voted against flood victims

Why did Rep. Rick Berg, R-N.D., vote against providing aid to North Dakota’s flood victims?

By Greg Hodur , July 18, 2011

Minot residents approve sales tax extension

Minot residents have approved extending a city sales tax.

June 15, 2011

Two N.D. school projects defeated at polls

Voters in two southeast North Dakota school districts rejected building projects at the polls Tuesday.

April 20, 2011

Bismarck voters on Tuesday to decide bar smoking

Residents of North Dakota's capital city head to the polls Tuesday to decide whether to ban smoking in city bars.

April 18, 2011

Williston residents decide tax question

A proposal to change how the Williston park district is funded failed by 31 votes in Tuesday's election.

April 13, 2011

Kentucky voters could make hunting a constitutional right

FRANKFORT, Ky. — Lawmakers in Kentucky moved Friday to give hunting and fishing rights protection under the state constitution, hoping to head off a feared push by animal rights groups to ban the outdoor pastimes. Legislation calling for an amendment to the state Constitution sailed through the General Assembly in the largely rural state where hunting and fishing remain popular.

By By Roger Alford, The Associated Press , March 05, 2011

Bill would require polling sites

SMARCK (AP) — North Dakota state Rep. Jim Kasper says it should be easier for North Dakotans to vote in person, instead of relying on voting by mail.

February 04, 2011

House defeats bill to require public project votes

BISMARCK — The House defeated a bill Wednesday that would have required public votes for major school district, park district, city and county construction projects. House Bill 1295 was related to public building projects funded through a building authority.

By By Teri Finneman, Forum Communications Co. , February 03, 2011

Resident didn’t try to vote twice

A report by the South Dakota Department of Criminal Investigation has cleared a local man of allegations he attempted to vote twice in the recent general election. The findings, reviewed by the Grand Forks County State’s Attorney’s Office, said that “there is no extrinsic evidence that Mr. (Cal) Dupree voted twice. There is no probable cause that an offense was committed.” The investigative process started on Election Day when an absentee ballot signed by Cal Dupree, Jamestown, was presented to the absentee precinct election workers. It was found that Dupree’s name was already checked off on the poll list.

By Keith Norman , December 31, 2010

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N.D. accommodates overseas military absentee ballots

BISMARCK (AP) — North Dakota will be certifying Nov. 2 election results on the last possible day to accommodate military absentee ballots that were sent out late, Secretary of State Al Jaeger said. South Dakota sent all of its ballots on time, Chris Nelson, that state’s secretary of state, said in a news release.

October 29, 2010

Letter to the editor: Road graders are also used for township roads

I write in response to Judy Graves’ letter “County measures 2 and 3 should be approved” in Tuesday’s Sun. Graves was only providing half the facts when she said Stutsman County has eight graders maintaining 176 miles of county gravel and recycled roads and that’s only 22 miles each. Graves is close, but not correct.

By Mike Zimmerman , October 29, 2010

To the polls: Many positions, measures face votes in area counties

While the race for U.S. House between Democrat Earl Pomeroy and Republican challenger Rick Berg may draw the most attention, there is a long list of contested races in the area going on ballots Tuesday. Odd-numbered legislative districts are being contested in this election.

By Keith Norman , October 29, 2010

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Election Day is over for millions of early voters

WASHINGTON — Election Day is already over for more than 3 million Americans, and a surprising number of them are Democrats. Republicans clearly are gaining ground in turning out early voters compared with their showing two years ago, but figures from the first batch of states that offer clues about 2010 early voting patterns still give Democrats an edge in a number of states and big counties.

By By Liz Sidoti, The Associated Press , October 22, 2010

Almost 34,000 in N.D.

BISMARCK — Almost 34,000 North Dakota residents had voted by midday Thursday, equaling more than 15 percent of the total turnout of the last statewide election when the president and governor were not on the ballot, Secretary of State Al Jaeger said. Almost all of the early votes have been cast by people who requested absentee ballots. Jaeger said he expects early voting to accelerate when North Dakota’s largest counties begin opening precincts to allow walk-up voting, a process that requires less paperwork.

By By Dale Wetzel, The Associated Press , October 22, 2010

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