Michael Achterling

Republican U.S. Sen. Kevin Cramer believes North Dakotans want to get the federal government out of their everyday lives. He plans to make that his top issue if voters send him back to Washington.

Cases of whooping cough have more than tripled in North Dakota compared to last year, including four infants who needed to be hospitalized, the Department of Health and Human Services said Wednesday.

Burleigh County kicked off early in-person voting Thursday with a line of voters snaking out of the Bismarck Event Center.

First lady Kathryn Burgum has been the face of the Office of Recovery Reinvented, focused on ending the stigma around the disease of addiction. Now as Gov. Doug Burgum wraps up his final term, she is advocating for those efforts to continue.

When North Dakotans cast ballots during the presidential race, they are not voting for their chosen candidate directly. Instead, they are voting for the three names next to their chosen candidate – the presidential electors.

When North Dakotans cast ballots during the presidential race, they are not voting for their chosen candidate directly. Instead, they are voting for the three names next to their chosen

North Dakota could be on its way to a historic voter participation rate based on early voting turnout and potential Election Day vote totals, Secretary of State Michael Howe said Monday.

The North Dakota Monitor observed the public demonstrations Cass and Burleigh counties did of voting equipment leading up to the election.

North Dakota Republican U.S. Sen. Kevin Cramer is set to serve in the Senate for another six years after voters stamped his return ticket to Washington. The Associated Press called the race for Cramer at 8 p.m. as Cramer led with 73% of the vote on Tuesday in early results.

Republican Julie Fedorchak will be the first woman to represent North Dakota in the U.S. House of Representatives after leading with about 73% of the vote on Tuesday night.