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Early voting begins in Burleigh County as Indigenous advocacy group mobilizes voters

Updated Oct 26, 2:38 AM CT. Every fact below links to the source that reported it.

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Early voting is held at the Bismarck Event Center at 315 S. Fifth St. in the main Arena. [KX News] [Bismarck Source]
The ballot includes races for U.S. House, North Dakota Legislature, statewide officers, state Supreme Court, and Public Service Commission. [KX News]
Two statewide ballot measures include one requiring at least 60 percent voter approval for future constitutional amendments and another for free school meal funding. [KX News]
The Sacred Pipe Resource Center is organizing voting parties to encourage Indigenous residents to participate. [Bismarck Tribune] [Bismarck Source]
A proposed 116.5 million dollar Bismarck school bond for facility upgrades is on the ballot. [Bismarck Source]

What are the specific daily hours for early voting at each location?
What specific facilities and upgrades are included in the proposed school bond?
Who are the candidates in contested races for U.S. House and statewide officer positions?

Bismarck Tribune: Reports that early voting has begun statewide and a Bismarck-area group is highlighting the opportunity to encourage Indigenous voters. Read it → · Paywall
KX News: Provides official details on Burleigh County early voting including dates, location, hours, and comprehensive information on ballot races and measures. Read it → · Ads
Bismarck Source: Covers the Sacred Pipe Resource Center's voting party event and the organization's mission to remove barriers for urban Indigenous voters. Read it →
Bismarck Tribune: Headline only with no article content provided. Read it → · Paywall

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