North Dakota State Legislation

Senate concurrent resolution would bar political uses of gaming proceeds, except raffles. It would submit the amendment to voters in the 2026 general election.

House resolution would ask Legislative Management to study personal staff for lawmakers and report findings to the next session.

The resolution would have tapped perpetual trust funds to fund school construction with $3 billion over 10 years, but it failed to advance.

Lawmakers would have set 12-year term limits for legislators and statewide officials, with four-year breaks; the proposal failed in the House.

Lawmakers could hold annual or biennial sessions, up to 100 natural days over two years. The measure is a concurrent resolution to amend the constitution.

A bill would set term limits for governor, lieutenant governor, and other statewide officials, plus four-term caps for legislators. The Senate failed to pass the measure.

Resolution would direct Legislative Management to study costs and ecological effects of sterile monoculture invasive plants versus native prairie plants. The measure failed to adopt, so no study duty applies.

House memorializes deceased former Representatives in a memorial resolution. It directs printing in the House Journal and presenting enrolled copies to surviving families.

Senate honors nine deceased former senators with a memorial resolution; Secretary of State to present copies to surviving families.