Josiah Roise says he will be a constitutional mayor if elected by voters in the Minot city election Aug. 5. “It's much less government enforcement, so it's a lot more freedom. It's personal liberties, and personal freedom enhanced greatly,” he said in describing a constitutional mayor. To ...
Minot’s mayoral candidates sounded off on city spending and their priorities at a public forum hosted by Minot Area Chamber EDC Wednesday. Rob Fuller, Mark Jantzer, Paul Pitner and Josiah Roise offered their opinions on the use of tax dollars as they discussed reserve funds, budgeting and ...
A mayoral candidate forum will be held Wednesday, sponsored by Minot Area Chamber EDC’s Governmental Affairs Committee. The forum runs from 4-6 p.m. in Minot City Hall. Questions will be asked from the audience both in person and through the live streams on the MACEDC and City of Minot social media pages. Questions can be submitted in advance to minot@minotchamberedc.com. The mayoral election is Aug. 5. Candidates are Rob Fuller, Mark Jantzer, Paul Pitner and Josiah Roise.
Mark Jantzer announced Friday that he is running for mayor of Minot in the likely special election called for by voters through submission of signed petitions. “I feel that the voters deserve to be able to choose a candidate who is a steady, proven leader with experience in the operation ...
North Dakota legislators won’t be scrambling to fund political subdivisions with Tuesday’s election defeat of a ballot measure proposing to eliminate property taxes in the state. However, dozens of bills are expected to be introduced related to property tax relief when the Legislature convenes in January. “North Dakotans are frustrated about property taxes, but Measure 4 was not the way to accomplish reform,” Chad Oban, chair of the Keep It Local Coalition, said in a news release responding to the unofficial election results. “The coalition’s 113 members were successful in ...
Measure 5, an initiative to legalize recreational cannabis in North Dakota, was defeated in Tuesday night’s election. Support for recreational cannabis has been growing with each attempt to pass legislation, and one of its more vocal advocates, Steve Bakken, Burleigh County commissioner and chairman of the New Economic Frontier, the committee that penned the measure, said it’s about “personal choice, personal freedom and government overstepping its bounds.” Bakken said voters were told what they should think, and he has faith that as long as voters have all the correct ...
