North Dakota Votes

Increases the "personal monthly needs allowance" for Medicaid recipients by $15 beginning July 1, 2025, and requires an adjustment annually based on inflation.

Would have repealed the ban against possessing a firearm at a "church or other place of worship" and let any political subdivision enact less restrictive ordinances for a "school."

Would have urged North Dakota to "acknowledge the Kingship of Jesus Christ."

Would have defined the term "human being" under state law to include an "unborn child" from the "moment of fertilization."

Would have prohibited the North Dakota National Guard from being mobilized for active duty combat unless Congress has passed an official declaration of war or taken another official constitutional action.

Proposes that any future amendments to the North Dakota Constitution be submitted to the electorate and receive approval from at least sixty percent of the voters.

Provides appropriations to the department of career and technical education and agriculture commissioner for uncrewed aircraft system, autonomous vehicle, or other autonomous technology (drone) grants.

Creates a dyslexia and literacy task force, reading instruction competency for teacher licensure, and the dyslexia screening and intervention program.

Prohibits financial entities' use of merchant codes to track firearm and ammunition-related purchases.

Prohibits ranked-choice voting in North Dakota.

Would have prevented state or local agencies from implementing or enforcing "red flag" gun-control laws, and it would have prevented them from accepting federal money to enforce those laws.

Changes North Dakota's definition of money to ban free-market-based cryptocurrencies and pave the way for a government-issued Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC).

Prevents any government within the state, including schools, from being able to mandate the wearing of masks.

Creates a committee with the purpose of acting on federal nullification of any unconstitutional law.

Prohibits a law enforcement officer or individual employed by the government within the state to provide assistance with an investigation, prosecution, or enforcement of an unconstitutional federal gun control law.

Would have applied to Congress for a Convention of States to propose a congressional term limits amendment to the U.S. Constitution.

Extends North Dakota's current membership in the Compact for a Balanced Budget through 2031.

Ensures that personal firearms, firearm accessories, or ammunition manufactured commercially or privately are not subject to unconstitutional federal law.