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NPVIC Status - NORTH DAKOTA
Senate Bill SB-2271 has been introduced. It would be effective if the NPVIC is in effect among other States. It would withhold North Dakota's popular vote totals until AFTER the Electoral College meets, thus denying the NPV Compact popular vote totals it requires from all States.
The only time NPVIC legislation has been introduced in North Dakota was in January 2017. Both Senate and House bills died without any movement on them.
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February 2021 - On January 19th, SB-2271 was introduced by 3 Senators - Robert Eberle, Dick Dever and Curtiss Kreun, and in the House by Reps Dennis Johnson and Wayne Trottier. If enacted, this bill would be in effect only when and if the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact scheme is in effect in other States. SB-2271 is now in the Gov't & Veterans Affairs Committee. The legislation would simply have North Dakota's popular vote totals not disclosed publicly until after the Electoral College meets in Presidential Elections. This move seeks to deny popular vote totals from all 50 States that the NPVIC backers claim that is required for their scheme to work. There is a major push from the California-based National Popular Vote office in 2021 in multiple States, however they are likely to spare North Dakota as they move on Purple States first in 2021, where they believe they have a better chance of winning. Because of North Dakota's current State government make-up and the pretty strong feelings of independence and States' Rights believed in by most North Dakotans, we feel that ND is a sound and solid Electoral College State, not likely at risk of joining the dangerous NPVIC collusion contract. We would ENCOURAGE the enactment of SB-2271, and similar legislation, in those States deciding NOT to collude with other States to agree to vote in one particular manner prior to the actual election of the President. 
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Contact North Dakota's Legislative Assembly Members
Demand that they take every action possible to STOP the NPVIC whenever it appears.
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North Dakota Legislature Structure - 2019-2020
House of Representatives
Democrats - 16 Republicans - 78 Senate Democrats - 10 Republicans - 37 North Dakota has 47 Districts. Voters elect TWO (2) Representatives from each District to the House of Representatives, and elects ONE (1) Senator from the same District. 
North Dakota's House of Representatives in session.
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Electoral Votes
3 House of Representatives - Republican Senate - Republican Governor - Republican 
North Dakota's State Capitol Building in Bismarck.
Send Your Letter to the Editor - Almost always, your letter needs to be 200 to 250 words or less. Be courteous and simply express your opinion about why you believe that it is in North Dakota's best interests to remain in control NORTH DAKOTA'S Electoral Votes, and that North Dakota needs to REJECT the National Popular Vote interstate Compact every time that it is brought up. Bismarck - The Bismarck Tribune Fargo - INFORUM Grand Forks - Grand Forks Herald Minot - Minot Daily News Valley City - The Valley City Times Record Williston - Williston Herald LET US KNOW if you know of a News Media Outlet that should be on this list - Contact Us here. 
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