Minot to give first run to new ballot process
Minot’s upcoming mayoral race isn’t just about choosing a leader—it’s a test run for a major change in how North Dakotans vote absentee. For the first time, ballots must arrive by Election Day, not just be postmarked. Secretary of State Michael Howe says it’s about legal alignment and avoiding future uncertainty—but the implications go deeper. From updated deadlines to added transparency measures like audits and educational mailers, the state’s election process is evolving. Jill Schramm with Minot Daily News unpacks what the new laws is delivering that are delivering our elections.
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