Port: North Dakota’s MAGA faction fails to lock out moderate voters
In North Dakota’s Republican Party, a small but determined faction has managed to wield outsized influence by tightening the rules on who gets to participate. That strategy was on full display during the recent fight to fill Rep. Emily O’Brien’s vacant District 42 seat, where efforts to block new members from voting nearly derailed the process. In the end, a more moderate candidate prevailed — but the episode highlights how internal power plays are shaping the NDGOP and raising questions about who the party really serves. Rob Port with InForum has the full story.
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