Former Grand Forks lawmaker Corey Mock says appointment to Governor’s Cabinet was ‘totally unexpected’
Corey Mock’s recent appointment as North Dakota’s chief information officer illustrates a shift in political dynamics. Formerly a Democratic lawmaker in Grand Forks, Mock was unexpectedly chosen by Republican Gov. Kelly Armstrong to join his administration, an invitation that surprised many in partisan circles. Mock views his role through a nonpartisan lens, emphasizing service and strategic technological advancements. With a focus on cybersecurity and AI, he aims to enhance state government efficiency, relying on decades of experience in both politics and technology.
The Grand Forks Herald has the full story that suggests there’s an undercurrent working against the new political world of hyper partisanship.
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