AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoSchool Decisions: Fargo voters renewed a 10-year school levy, while North Dakotans narrowly rejected a measure requiring free meals for all K-12 students. School funding questions elsewhere had mixed results. Election Turnout: Just 39.8% of eligible North Dakota voters cast ballots, the state’s lowest general-election turnout in 50 years. Observers pointed to a lack of competitive races and voter fatigue; Republican incumbents held their statewide seats. Native Heritage: Rare Nokota horses are set to move from a Linton-area ranch to a new home at Standing Rock, supporting efforts to preserve the breed and its North Dakota roots. Higher Education: Nueta Hidatsa Sahnish College led the state’s public four-year institutions in five-year enrollment growth, rising 14.8% from 2019 to 2024. Public Health: North Dakota’s infant MMR vaccination rate has fallen to 76.1%, well below the 95% level health experts say helps protect communities from measles.
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