Series of bills submitted ahead of North Dakota’s session
BISMARCK, N.D. – Next month’s abbreviated session of the North Dakota Legislature is intended to finish the job of legislative redistricting and to determine how federal coronavirus relief aid will be spent.
But some lawmakers want to broaden the agenda. More than two dozen bills have been submitted ahead of the session planned for Nov. 8. Details of the legislation won’t be revealed until shortly ahead of the special or reconvened session
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