August 27, 2020 •
North Dakota Supreme Court Removes Measure 3 from November Ballot
North Dakota State Capitol - By Bobak Ha'Eri
The North Dakota Supreme Court granted a writ of injunction to keep Measure 3 off the ballot. In a unanimous ruling, the justices enjoined Secretary of State Al Jaeger from placing the initiated measure on the ballot. The measure seeks […]
The North Dakota Supreme Court granted a writ of injunction to keep Measure 3 off the ballot.
In a unanimous ruling, the justices enjoined Secretary of State Al Jaeger from placing the initiated measure on the ballot.
The measure seeks to amend the North Dakota Constitution concerning elections and legislative districting, referencing the North Dakota Century Code.
Additionally, it does not comply with the constitutional requirement to contain the full text of the measure.
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