Political players in Fargo ask city commissioners for election changes

Fargo voters are once again at a crossroads in how they choose their leaders. After the state shut down the city’s use of approval voting, residents are pushing for a return to local control—this time by proposing primary elections for mayor and commission races. Advocates say it’s about fairness and majority rule, arguing that no candidate should win with just a fraction of the vote. Whether through primaries, a shift in government structure, or more seats at the table, the call for reform is growing louder. Melissa Van Der Stad with InForum has the full story.