Rob Port is a Reporter and Columnist at @inforum. He covers a range of topics including elections, government, politics, public policy, and energy, with a focus on both regional and world affairs. Rob's work has been featured in various publications such as 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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By: Rob Port
Hammer was never going to beat an incumbent Republican at fundraising in a red state, but he's not even coming close to his fundraising performance from last cycle.
By: Rob Port
MINOT — More than a month after North Dakotans went to the polls and cast their ballots in the June primary, we finally have some transparency from one of the groups most active in those elections.
On this episode, former Fargo City Commissioner Arlette Preston says a proposal to move the city to a ward system wouldn't have a big price tag and wouldn't promote a weak mayor.
NDSU President Marshall Stewart has a down-to-earth attitude that will fit in North Dakota just fine.
By: Rob Port
The opponents of data centers want us to believe that there is no way to build them responsibly. That is demonstrably untrue.
By: Rob Port
District 19 candidate Lynell Popowski says she was unaware her job with the state of Minnesota was entirely funded by federal dollars, making her ineligible to seeking partisan office.
By: Rob Port
As the end of the Trump era draws near, how much do the president's threats still matter?
Between proposals to embed big spending obligations in our state constituiton and a court ruling letting activists lock elected leaders out from reforming the law, North Dakota is at risk.
By: Rob Port
Cities like Minot, where supposedly conservative local leaders have spent down reserves to prop up spending, setting the stage for big property tax hikes, are empowered by loopholes in the law.
How should housing policy shift when homeownership is less important for younger generations? Adrian Peterson from the Forx Builders Association joined this Plain Talk to discuss.
