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Wrigley Picked: Former U.S. prosecutor to be N.D. lieutenant governor

Wrigley Picked: Former U.S. prosecutor to be N.D. lieutenant governor When Drew Wrigley finished his work as North Dakota U.S. attorney in September 2009, he said he wasn’t finished with a career in public service. Fourteen months later, he’s set to be the state’s next lieutenant governor. The next step for Wrigley’s career appeared on the horizon earlier this year when it seemed North Dakota Gov. John Hoeven could be poised for an almost-assured victory in the U.S. Senate race.

By By Kristen M. Daum, Forum Communications Co. , November 05, 2010

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Hoeven wins in projected landslide

FARGO — John Hoeven will move from the governor’s office and become the first Republican in almost a quarter century to represent North Dakota in the U.S. Senate.

By By Patrick Springer, Forum Communications Co. , November 03, 2010

Elect Hoeven to U.S. Senate

The conventional wisdom regarding the race for U.S. senator from North Dakota is that Republican Gov. John Hoeven will be the landslide winner over Democratic state Sen. Tracy Potter of Bismarck when the votes are counted Nov. 2. There is no sound reason to doubt the conventional wisdom.

November 01, 2010

Dems expect Senate losses but hope to keep control

WASHINGTON (AP) — Republicans are poised to dramatically shrink the Democrats' Senate majority and further complicate President Barack Obama's agenda, even if they fall short of seizing control of the 100-member chamber.

October 31, 2010

Hoeven wants U.S. Senate after decade as N.D. governor

Hoeven wants U.S. Senate after decade as N.D. governor BISMARCK — North Dakota’s Democratic U.S. Senate candidate films some of his political advertising himself on his backyard deck, using a cheap tripod and a $150 video camera, where his irreverent “grillside chats” are peppered with sounds from chirping birds and the occasional lawnmower.

By By Dale Wetzel, The Associated Press , October 25, 2010

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Hoeven, Potter hold their own in debate

Hoeven, Potter hold their own in debate Republican Gov. John Hoeven and Democratic-NPL state Sen. Tracy Potter held their own against one another in the first of two verbal sparring matches set for North Dakota’s U.S. Senate race. During a one-hour debate Thursday afternoon, Hoeven and Potter defined their positions on issues, ranging from the economy to gays in the military. At times, the debate turned heated, as Hoeven and Potter criticized each other’s policy proposals and records in North Dakota government.

By By Kristen M. Daum, Forum Communications Co. , September 24, 2010

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Hoeven, Pomeroy to speak at United Tribes summit

Gov. John Hoeven, R-N.D., and Rep. Earl Pomeroy, D-N.D., are featured speakers on the opening day of the United Tribes Tribal Leaders Summit, Wednesday in Bismarck.

September 02, 2010

Hoeven taps new labor commissioner

BISMARCK — A Bismarck attorney will serve as the state’s next labor commissioner.

August 12, 2010

Hoeven’s business conflict criticized

FARGO (AP) — North Dakota’s Democratic U.S. Senate candidate said Gov. John Hoeven’s business interests illustrate why stronger conflict of interest laws are needed.

July 16, 2010

Letter to the editor: North Dakota should have a special session

I am really disappointed that Gov. John Hoeven has decided not to follow Sen. Byron Dorgan’s call for a special legislative session to address the immediate needs that the four legislators from the western side of our state have pleaded for. The majority of states’ legislatures are in session every year.

By Jessica Arneson , July 01, 2010

Letter to the editor: Hoeven should meet with western N.D. lawmakers

Gov. John Hoeven, through his spokesperson Don Canton, has dismissed our call for a special session without even a moment of consideration for our points. Canton said the governor said there is no need to go into special session now because the state has already addressed the situation in oil country. Canton promptly discusses $50 million coming from federal leases, but fails to disclose that through a formula in the Flood Control Act, 50 percent must go to schools and 25 percent went to certain townships and only the last 25 percent went to counties.

By Rep. Kenton Onstad, Parshall, N.D., Rep. Tom Conklin, Douglas, N.D., Rep. Shirley Meyer, Dickinson, N.D., and Sen. John Warner, Ryder, N.D. , June 25, 2010

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Other views: West merits action, if not session

“Consensus” is one indicator of the need for a special session of the Legislature. It’s clearly not present even in western North Dakota, the region that would benefit from such a session. That’s why Gov. John Hoeven is right to say “no” to state lawmakers and others who want a special session

By Grand Forks Herald , June 25, 2010

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Hoeven calls for Flag Day observation

BISMARCK - Gov. John Hoeven is calling on North Dakotans to observe Flag Day and National Flag Week by displaying the American flag and honoring those who served and sacrificed in defense of the nation.

June 14, 2010

Letter to the editor: Hoeven is getting plenty of help from Hollywood folks

Has Gov. John Hoeven gone Hollywood on us? A look at his Federal Election Commission report shows many Tinseltown big wigs kicking in to help with Hoeven’s Senate campaign.

By LuAnn Casler , May 13, 2010

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Hoeven interviews judge candidates

The state Supreme Court says Gov. John Hoeven has finished interviewing candidates for a state district judgeship in Fargo.

May 12, 2010

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