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NDGOP UPDATES
Dear North Dakota Roughriders,
Three presidential campaigns, Gov. Doug Burgum, former President Donald J. Trump, and former
U.N. ambassador, Nikki Haley have completed all requirements for the NDGOP Presidential Caucus
to be held March 4, 2024, in Fargo.
Presidential access to the ballot was restricted to those candidates who have filed with the FEC; gathered
signatures from ten members of the NDGOP State Committee; and submitted payment of $20,000 to the
North Dakota Republican Party by Dec. 31, 2023.
All national GOP presidential campaigns have reached out to the NDGOP for more information
about the caucus.
“Each Republican presidential candidate who was in the last debate has contacted us to learn the
requirements of competing in the March contest and have been provided the necessary forms and
deadlines” said Robert W. Harms, Chairman of the Presidential Caucus Committee.
Two campaigns had representatives at the Oct.13 State Committee to secure
signatures needed to qualify for the ballot. “The North Dakota Caucus is the evening before “Super
Tuesday” which may influence votes in other states” said Harms.
“Because of the timing and its potential influence on the national scene, we expect continued
interest and that other candidates will qualify in the weeks ahead”, Harms continued.
Republicans across the state will gather to vote for their preferred presidential candidate on March 4, in
Williston, Minot, Devils Lake, Grand Forks, Fargo, Jamestown, Bismarck and Dickinson.
Other polling places maybe developed in other districts. Voting will be from 5:00 to
8:00 Central Time (4:00 to 7:00 Mountain Time). North Dakota’s 38 delegates will then be bound to the
candidate at the Republican National Convention based upon the votes cast in North Dakota.
“Republicans should mark their calendars and be prepared to vote on March 4, 2024, as this gives
North Dakota a chance to make its mark on who will be the Republican nominee for President of
our great country”, said Sandi Sanford, NDGOP Chairwoman.
Thank you for reading,
Sandra Sanford, NDGOP Chairwoman
NORTH DAKOTA WASHINGTON
Doug Burgum to Republican Jewish North Dakota delegation reacts to Senate
Coalition: Hamas Leaders in Qatar are passage of Agriculture, Transportation,
‘Legitimate Military Targets’ Military Construction, and Veterans
Appropriations
Breitbart
KFGO
“You can’ be friends with the United States
and Hamas at the same time,” Burgum said, “We’ve been working very hard to get back to
to applause. He added that “Hamas leaders regular order in the appropriations process.
in Doha should be considered legitimate The Senate Appropriations Committee has
military targets.” passed each bill, and now we’re working to
debate and pass them on the Senate floor,”
Burgum called for a restoration of Trump-era said Hoeven. Senator Kevin Cramer
policies, such as re-imposing sanctions on released the following statement...“The
Iran and denying funding to Palestinian passage of these agriculture, housing,
institutions that support terror. transportation, military construction, and
veterans funding bills is long overdue.
North Dakota, Minnesota and South
Dakota join lawsuit alleging Facebook, Fargo-Moorhead flood control project
Instagram was addictive to children marks milestone
Inforum MPR News
“I am pleased to join my fellow attorneys “I believe it’s going to be a model for many
general in this important effort to address other projects around the county,” said U.S.
Meta’s troubling role in fostering mental Sen. John Hoeven, R-N.D.
health and emotional problems associated
with social media overuse, because “There’s just so much that has gone into it
protecting the well-being of children and that is new, innovative, and creative.”
teens will always remain a top priority,”
Wrigley said in a statement. Hoeven said Congress has passed 16 pieces
of legislation to pave the way for some of the
innovative approaches to funding the
project.
Carbon capture and storage operations
begin at Blue Flint ethanol plant
The Bismarck Tribune
"Successful implementation of carbon
capture technology remains critical to
ensuring the resilience of North Dakota's
energy industry," the three-member
commission made up of the governor,
attorney general and agricultural
commissioner said in a statement.
Gov. Doug Burgum in 2021 set a goal of
making the state carbon-neutral by 2030 and
has looked to carbon dioxide storage as a
way to achieve it.
Pride of Dakota showcase returns to
Grand Forks
KBMW News
Goehring emphasized the benefits for retail
stores to sample products before considering
bulk orders. Participating can also pave the
way for forging meaningful business
partnerships, mutually benefiting both
vendors and retailers.
Burgum announces 13 appointees to
teacher shortage task force
The Dickinson Press
Gov. Doug Burgum announced Tuesday,
Oct. 31, 13 appointees to his Task Force for
Teacher Retention and Recruitment. He and
State Superintendent Kirsten Baesler or their
designees complete the 15-member task
force, according to a press release. The task
force was created in September by executive
order to address the chronic teacher
shortage in North Dakota.
Gov. Burgum presents Virgil Hill with
Theodore Roosevelt Rough River Award
KFGO
Five-time world champion Virgil Hill stepped
into the Bismarck Event Center boxing ring
one more time Monday to receive the North
Dakota Theodore Roosevelt Rough Rider
Award from Gov. Doug Burgum.
Pony ‘Fire’ Meets the Gov
The Bismarck Tribune
Gov. Doug Burgum and first lady Kathryn
Burgum greet Bella Wimer, 13, of
Coleharbor, and her pony Fire during trick-or-
treat activities at the Governor's Residence
on Tuesday. This year's theme for the annual
Halloween event was agriculture, with farm
animals and ag equipment on site to provide
an interactive experience for children.
Burgum no fan of the proposal to
eliminate local property taxes
Prairie Public
"I can't imagine a bigger disaster for the state
of North Dakota, than to try to 'fix' property
tax by having no fix in the cost of local
government, and just change who pays the
bill," Burgum said.
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