North Dakota Legislative Review

On this special edition of "Legislative Review," Gov. Doug Burgum talks about the successes of the 2021 Legislature, including the bonding bill, the uses of Legacy Fund earnings, as well as the combination of Health and Human Services departments, and the change in water governance.

Sen. Kathy Hogan (D-Fargo) discusses the merger of the Health Department with the Department of Human Services, as well as Human Service Zones, the bonding bill and other topics.

Watch the full conversation on our YouTube channel.

Sen. Tim Mathern (D-Fargo) discusses bonding, use of federal COVID relief money, redistriicting and the main budget issues left to be decided in the 2021 Legislative Session.

Rep. Michael Howe (R-West Fargo) talks about the overall feel of the 2021 Legislature, as well aspending bills, K-12 funding, federal COVID relief money, and a potential special session.

Rep Mike Nathe (R-Bismarck) discusses Legacy Fund investments, the bonding bill, redistricting, and the Legislature going into its final weeks.

Rep. Karla Rose Hanson (D-Fargo) discusses the Democratic priorities for the 2021 Legislature, bonding, family leave and redistricting, among other subjects.

On this week's Legislative Review, Sen. Ray Holmberg (R-Grand Forks), chairman of Senate Appropriations,  discusses budgets, the new state revenue forecast, and how the new American Recovery Act funding could be used.

On this week's Legislative Review, House Appropriations Committee chairman Jeff Delzer (R-Underwood) discusses the new state revenue forecasts, pending COVID-19 federal relief money, the bonding bill and other spending priorities.

This week, we talk with Sen. Jerry Klein (R-Fessenden), the assistant Senate Majority Leader. We'll discuss the session so far, the bonding bill, pending COVID relief money, and redistricting.

Sen. Erin Oban (D-Bismarck) talks about the Legislature at crossover, the priorities for Democrats going forward, education and budget issues, and the move toward legalization of marijuana.