Port: When it comes to school bonds, a simple majority should be good enough
Headline from The Dickinson Press
North Dakota voters have rejected 61% of school bond measures since 2016, including many that won majority support. A new election law makes failed proposals even harder to revisit.
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North Dakota voters have rejected 61% of school bond measures since 2016, including many that won majority support. A new election law makes failed proposals even harder to revisit.
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