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Measure One puts amendment threshold before voters
Elections and votingNorth Dakota voters will decide in November whether to approve Measure One, which addresses the support needed to amend the state constitution.
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The League of Women Voters of North Dakota has released a free, nonpartisan guide ahead of the November 3 general election.

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The League of Women Voters of North Dakota has released its voter guide ahead of the November 3 general election. The guide is free, so voters do not have to pay to use it, and it is presented as nonpartisan.
The guide gives North Dakota voters a resource for reviewing election information before November 3. Its release is not tied directly to one race, candidate or separate election contest. Instead, the League issued the guide for the general election as a whole.
The League’s nonpartisan description means the guide is intended to inform voters rather than favor a political party or candidate. No candidate endorsements or documented candidate policy positions are connected with the guide’s release.
Voters can use the guide before the general election to become familiar with the information it contains. Releasing it in advance gives voters time to read the material before voting on November 3 rather than encountering the information only on Election Day.
The guide’s publication is the central development for voters: it is now ready, it carries no cost, and the League identifies it as nonpartisan. The relevant election date is November 3, and the election is a general election.
Because the release concerns an election-wide voter resource, it does not establish a contest between named candidates. Voters reviewing the guide can focus on its election information without treating its publication as support for any campaign.
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