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Mayville lawmaker Lindaas resigns 
State senator says he’s leaving position to help take care of his ailing wifeBISMARCK – A Mayville lawmaker resigned Wednesday after 20 years in the state Senate. Democrat Elroy Lindaas said he wanted to continue to serve, but his wife’s health concerns made it too difficult to continue.
December 03, 2010
UPDATED: Hoeven in a landslide
ND’s first Republican U.S. senator in quarter century
John Hoeven will move from the governor’s office and become the first Republican in almost a quarter century to represent North Dakota in the U.S. Senate.
By Patrick Springer , November 03, 2010
ND’s first Republican U.S. senator in quarter century
John Hoeven will move from the governor’s office and become the first Republican in almost a quarter century to represent North Dakota in the U.S. Senate.
By Patrick Springer , November 02, 2010
Hoeven declared winner in ND Senate race
Republican John Hoeven was declared the winner in the North Dakota Senate race moments after the polls closed by CNN and other networks.
By Forum staff reports , November 02, 2010
Forum editorial: Elect Hoeven to Senate
The conventional wisdom regarding the race for U.S. senator from North Dakota is that Republican Gov. John Hoeven will be the landslide winner over Democratic state Sen. Tracy Potter of Bismarck when the votes are counted Tuesday.
October 31, 2010
Both Hoeven, Potter say economy is Job 1
But candidates disagree on solutions to crisis
Dealing with the economic crisis is the top priority for North Dakota’s next member of the U.S. Senate, said Republican Gov. John Hoeven and Democratic-NPL state Sen. Tracy Potter.
By Ryan Johnson, Forum Communications Co. , October 29, 2010
Vote Libertarian for US Senate
This year, more than ever, voters are feeling that the two major parties are not providing leadership that will lead to strong families through financial security and jobs.
By Marty Riske , October 28, 2010
Poll: Hoeven maintains strong lead over Potter
With days to go before Election Day, Republican U.S. Senate hopeful and North Dakota Gov. John Hoeven holds a nearly 3-to-1 lead over his Democratic opponent, according to the latest poll results from Rasmussen Reports.
By Forum staff reports , October 25, 2010
League of Women Voters to host candidate forum
The League of Women Voters of the Red River Valley will sponsor a forum for Districts 11 and 21 House and Senate candidates from 6:30 to 9 tonight in the Fargo City Commission Chambers at Fargo City Hall, 200 3rd St. N.
October 21, 2010
Four run for two House seats in Berg’s former district
Residents of District 45 will elect at least one new representative this fall with the departure of Rick Berg, who is running for U.S. Congress.
By Amy Dalrymple, Forum News Service , October 18, 2010
‘Hands-off’ stance was a red flag
I listened to our North Dakota U.S. Senate candidates debate. I was shocked to hear Gov. John Hoeven accuse state Sen. Tracy Potter, D-Bismarck, of wanting to “slow down the economy” by regulating the number of oil well permits.
By Joan Hoffman , October 14, 2010
Lieutenant governor could take top spot for first time in 75 years if Hoeven advances
BISMARCK – For the past 10 years, a vote for John Hoeven has been a vote for Jack Dalrymple.
October 10, 2010
Potter well-suited to be in Senate
The Forum gave good coverage to the Tracy Potter/John Hoeven debates.
By Sylvia Morgan , October 09, 2010
League of Women Voters to hold candidate forum
The League of Women Voters of the Red River Valley will host a forum for North Dakota Districts 13 and 27 House and Senate candidates from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Tuesday at the West Fargo City Commission Chamber, 800 4th Ave. E.
October 09, 2010
Gov. Hoeven ducked the questions at debate
It was so predictable to hear the debate between Gov. John Hoeven and state Sen. Tracy Potter.
By Denis Timm , October 03, 2010
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