Democrats look to break the Republican supermajority in the state House and target statewide races, despite historical headwinds in North Dakota.

The North Dakota Supreme Court rejected a lawsuit challenging four Republican legislative candidates, ruling that the plaintiffs waited too long to file.

North Dakotans will vote next week on a ballot measure that would guarantee free meals for schoolchildren regardless of income, potentially showing the policy’s cross-party appeal and its ability to break through in a deep-red state.

In-person voting is already underway in Moorhead, while Fargo and West Fargo will begin early in-person voting Tuesday, Oct. 27.

District 47 House candidates debated school meals, affordability and North Dakota's ability to attract workers ahead of the Nov. 3 election.

A Bismarck man is in custody following an incident that occurred in Mandan on Tuesday that resulted in an apparent bullet hole being discovered inside a residence, according to police. The North Dakota Supreme Court heard arguments Wednesday over whether petition problems should disqualify four Republican legislative candidates from the November ballot.

Grafton businessman James Kerian and ND Watchdog Network Director Dustin Gawrylow clash over whether raising the constitutional amendment threshold to 60% protects stability or silences voters.