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View live results of the North Dakota presidential election. See maps of county-by-county presidential election results in the race between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris.

It's unclear what an “energy czar” would do. Speculation has grown on what, if any, Cabinet post the North Dakota governor will get in Trump's administration.

Had Measure 5 been approved, the use of recreational marijuana and cannabis products by those 21 and older would have become legal effective Dec. 1.

North Dakota voters are deciding ballot measures to do away with the property tax, legalize recreational marijuana and to raise the bar for citizens to amend the state constitution.

North Dakota voters rejected a measure to overhaul property taxes Tuesday, but property tax relief is expected to be a major focus of the upcoming legislative session. Gov.-elect Kelly Armstrong, who was among those to oppose Measure 4,

Republican U.S. Rep. Kelly Armstrong has won the race to be North Dakota’s next governor. The state’s lone congressman has served three terms in the U.S.

North Dakota voters made the decision to not legalize recreational marijuana on Tuesday. On the North Dakota ballot as Initiative Measure 5, 52.5% of voters rejected the ballot item, according to the Associated Press,

Rep. Kelly Armstrong (R-N.D.) is the projected winner of North Dakota’s gubernatorial race, according to Decision Desk HQ. Armstrong, the Peace Garden State’s sole congressman, was heavily favored

Florida, North Dakota and South Dakota each voted on measures to legalize recreational marijuana while Nebraska voters weighed in on both recreational and medical marijuana. Here is the latest vote counts on each measure and what they would do.

A Republican U.S. senator from North Dakota who ousted a Democrat in 2018 is now facing a Democrat challenger making her second Senate bid

Voters in South Dakota and North Dakota have rejected a ballot measure meant to legalize recreational marijuana.