Amy Dalrymple
Editor-in-Chief at North Dakota Monitor
Editor-in-chief of @ndmonitor, part of @statesnewsroom. Reach me at [email protected]
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newsfromthestates.com | Amy Dalrymple
The North Dakota Legislature gaveled in at 8 a.m. Friday and didn’t adjourn about 4 a.m. Saturday to close out the 69th Legislative Assembly. Lawmakers used 74 of 80 available legislative days, though that does not include days when committees met and the full House and Senate did not convene. Legislators introduced 1,089 bills and resolutions, the highest number since 2009, according to Legislative Council. More than 615 bills passed both chambers, with final figures not immediately available.
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yahoo.com | Amy Dalrymple
House Speaker Robin Weisz, R-Hurdsfield, shakes hands will colleagues as the Legislature adjourns early May 3, 2025. (Kyle Martin/For the North Dakota Monitor)The North Dakota Legislature gaveled in at 8 a.m. Friday and didn’t adjourn about 4 a.m. Saturday to close out the 69th Legislative Assembly. Lawmakers used 74 of 80 available legislative days, though that does not include days when committees met and the full House and Senate did not convene.
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yahoo.com | Amy Dalrymple |Jeff Beach |Michael Achterling |Mary Steurer
North Dakota House lawmakers meet during the final hours of the session on May 3, 2025. (Kyle Martin/For the North Dakota Monitor)North Dakota lawmakers adjourned early Saturday after approving a total state budget of $20.3 billion for 2025-27, with investments including a historic property tax package for homeowners, a new State Hospital and funding to address overcrowding at jails and prisons.
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kfgo.com | Amy Dalrymple |Michael Achterling
BISMARCK (North Dakota Monitor) – North Dakota motorists won’t see an increase in the gas tax. Members of the House previously advanced a 5-cent increase to the motor fuels tax to support maintenance of roads and bridges. It would have been North Dakota’s first gas tax increase in 20 years. But the Senate unanimously defeated a separate proposal with a 3-cent gas tax increase.
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kfgo.com | Amy Dalrymple |Michael Achterling
BISMARCK (North Dakota Monitor) – The North Dakota House and Senate compromised on a property tax package Friday, acting on one of the Legislature’s top priorities hours before the session wrapped up early Saturday. The property tax bill creates a $1,600 primary residence credit, more than triple the amount homeowners receive now. But one House member said he plans to promote an initiated measure for the November 2026 ballot that would aim to cut taxes for other property types.
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A property tax bill backed by Gov. Kelly Armstrong received a unanimous do pass recommendation Monday immediately following a Senate committee hearing. Via @machterling https://t.co/XogSoXW3ws
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