Rob Port is a Reporter and Columnist at InForum. He covers a range of topics including government, politics, elections, and social issues, with a focus on agriculture, regional interests, and cultural dynamics in North America and Latin America. Rob's work has been featured in several publications including the Duluth News Tribune, WDAY, and Prairie Business magazine.
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Rob Port's coverage primarily focuses on government and politics, particularly within the local context of North Dakota and Fargo. His articles often revolve around legal policy, government announcements, and opinion editorials related to political events and scandals.
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On this Plain Talk we were joined by Rep. Dawson Holle of District 31 and Josh Askvig, state director for AARP of North Dakota.
A group of populist candidates are accusing North Dakota Gov. Kelly Armstrong of political misdeeds so serious the remedy in the state constitution is removal from office.
🔊 On this Plain Talk, recorded at the Blue Rider Bar in Minot, Public Service Commissioner Jill Kringstad talks data centers and utility rates, and Mayor Mark Jantzer discusses living with a 3% cap on spending.
By: Rob Port
If you're wondering if things are as ugly behind the curtains of Republican politics in North Dakota as they are in public, they are, in fact, uglier.
The critics of Gov. Kelly Armstrong's campaign activities have no claim to the moral high ground.
Democrats were hoping Hammer would build on the momentum from his 2024 campaign, but so far in 2026, in terms of fundraising, he's falling far behind.
The North Dakota Republican Party, currently under the control of a populist faction at war with Gov. Kelly Armstrong and other traditional Republicans, has some deep competency issues.
By: Rob Port
Citizens Alliance of North Dakota, a group that has derided Gov. Kelly Armstrong as "corrupt," is now claiming a candidate they're supporting is aligned with him.
By: Rob Port
Next week, North Dakota voters will decide whether they want traditional Republicans or populists. South Dakota's primary may have given us clue as to how they'll choose.
By: Rob Port
Sarah Kyte is a candidate for judge in the Northeast Central District. A Supreme Court referee in Minnesota has recommended that her law license be suspended indefinitely.
