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Get Involved
The North Dakota Democratic-NPL is a party of people, and we need you to make it all happen! Find an event near you and take action, sign up to volunteer, or check out the latest updates. Whether you’re donating your time, talent, or money, we need you!
Looking to 2026, the Dem-NPL is looking for motivated people who want to make a difference! If you’re considering running for office, let us know!
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Nearly 40,000 North Dakotans will see their health care costs skyrocket on January 1, 2026, if Congress doesn't extend the Affordable Care Act premium tax credit.
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The former president of Honduras was convicted of accepting millions of dollars in bribes and importing 500 tons of cocaine into the United States. He was sentenced to 45 years in prison for drug trafficking.
Trump pardoned him saying “I feel pretty good about it.”
Today is World AIDS Day, which, since 1988, has served as a day to raise awareness and support for those living with HIV and to remember those who died of HIV/AIDS.
Happy Small Business Saturday! What are some of your favorite North Dakota small businesses?
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Senate to vote on ACA tax credit extension as North Dakotans Face Looming Health Care Crisis
“Insulting!” Trump’s aid for American Farmers is far less than his bailout for Argentina
“Women’s lives and doctors’ livelihoods are at risk with this law.” Dem-NPL Lawmaker Says after Abortion Ban upheld by 2 of 5 Justices
Democratic-NPL on the House Epstein Vote
After Dems Sweep 2025 Election, Dem-NPL chair says Now It’s Your Turn to Run