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Michael Howe says North Dakotans have many options to vote; either in person early or on election day, by mail or absentee. Just present a valid ID. -
Dr. Rick Becker chairs a committee backing Measure 4, which would upend how property taxes are assessed and levied in North Dakota. -
Katrina Christiansen says as a woman who's had a miscarriage, she knows pregnancy doesn't always go as planned - and that access to abortion care is important in North Dakota.
Do you have questions about the 2024 election?
It feels like we’re always in an election season. At Prairie Public, we’re centering our coverage less around the candidates, and more around you.
Yes, we’ll have the basics of who’s running, and where the candidates stand on issues. Our News Director Dave Thompson will moderate debates, and our reporters Todd McDonald, Danielle Webster, and Katie David will be keeping tabs on election related topics and events.
But our region is large, so we're joining public radio stations across the country in an initiative called America Amplified to gather your questions about the 2024 elections.
No question is too small or too large.
Why is the race for superintendent of the Department of Public Instruction non-partisan? What do you need to do to vote in North Dakota? What are the down ballot issues?
Maybe you live in a rural community and want to know more about your district races and issues. We’d love to hear from you so we can better cover local topics.
Whatever your questions about the election process, candidates, or issues — send them in, and we’ll do our best to answer them.
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