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North Dakota voters reject legalization of recreational weed. Here's what to know

North Dakota voters made the decision to not legalize recreational marijuana on Tuesday. On the North Dakota ballot as Initiative Measure 5, 52.5% of voters rejected the ballot item, according to the Associated Press, which made the call shortly after 11 a.m. ET Wednesday.

YAHOO!News · 3d

North Dakota voters reject property tax ballot measure

North Dakota voters defeated a measure Tuesday night that would have overhauled the state’s tax system by banning property taxes based on assessed value. Roughly 64% of ballots were cast against the proposal in early results.

Grand Forks Herald · 4d

North Dakota voters opt to keep property taxes

Property taxes are determined and collected by counties that distribute revenue back to cities, townships, school boards, park boards, library boards, park districts and rural fir

Minot-Bsmrck-Dcknsn(Wlstn) KF… · 4d

Measure 4 does not pass regarding ending property tax in North Dakota

Measure Four did not pass on the ballot, with 64% voting “No” and 36% voting “Yes” as of 10:30 p.m., according to the Associated Press. Measure Four would end certain types of property tax in the state.

The Fence Post11d

ND landowners call state law to force CO2 injection under their property unconstitutional

The Northwest Landowners Association recently filed a suit with the North Dakota Supreme Court, seeking to overturn ...

Tri-State Livestock News15d

North Dakota 2024 ballot measures

This constitutional measure would amend and reenact sections 12 and 13 of article IX of the Constitution of North Dakota, ...

Dickinson Press4d

Attorney General opinion raises bar in Dickinson recall effort

Wrigley rules cities must adhere to state recall requirements, blocking attempts by petitioners to use Dickinson's home rule ...

inforum5d

How local groups will combat potential voter intimidation at the polls

Election officials in Fargo-Moorhead are preparing for a safe Election Day, monitoring for voter intimidation and ensuring legal protections are upheld.

Grand Forks Herald15d

If property tax ballot measure passes, Grand Forks School District stands to lose up to $36 million

Without property tax revenue or a plan to replace it, districts could see program and staff cuts, one impact study found ...

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