politics

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Arizona election official fights denial with transparency. He could still lose

Anna Harden July 5, 2024 0 Comment

“If I were a smart politician, I would have joined in or simply kept quiet,” he said. On X, Richer is anything but quiet—he is prolific, frequently responding to vitriolic posts that spread false...

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Affordable, barrier-free housing is a challenge in ND

Anna Harden July 5, 2024 0 Comment

MICHAEL STANDARD North Dakota News Cooperative For 27-year-old Joanna Larson, the desire to return home and participate in the operation of her family farm in Sheyenne is as much about community building as it...

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$1 million has been allocated for early voting in Connecticut; the question remains who gets what

Anna Harden July 5, 2024 0 Comment

Turnout was low in Connecticut's first round of early voting, but costs were high in some towns. Costs are expected to be even higher in this year's election. The state first offered early voting...

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Parade politics: Ester, North Pole, Eagle River, Tok

Anna Harden July 5, 2024 0 Comment

Ester, Fourth of July (left) and North Pole, Fourth of July Independence Day parades in Fairbanks North Star Borough differed markedly between the enclave of Ester and the city of North Pole. As different...

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Liberal North Dakota letter writers and columnists are not informed

Anna Harden July 5, 2024 0 Comment

Bismarck-Mandan's liberal platoon of letter writers and columnists (Bill Patrie, Carol Russell, Steven Chmielewski, Henry Lebak, Trevor Stavig, Sabina Gasper, John Maddock) and liberal North Dakota writers (Vicki Rosenau & Ed Jacobson) rely on...