701 Civics
701 Civics
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The non-partisan 701 Civics podcast will provide listeners with an introduction to state government in North Dakota. From the Secretary of State to the Superintendent of Public Instruction, learn more about the offices and officials that lead North Dakota.
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The podcast focuses on topics related to North Dakota's government, legislative processes, election transparency, and civic engagement. Episodes include discussions like how a bill progresses through the legislative process, the role of the state auditor in promoting transparency, and the significance of minority parties in the state. Specific episodes feature the journey of transforming an idea into a law, covering the notion of 'North Dakota Constitution Day', and interviews with key figures such as the state insurance commissioner and former governors.
The non-partisan 701 Civics podcast will provide listeners with an introduction to state government in North Dakota. From the Secretary of State to the Superintendent of Public Instruction, learn more about the offices and officials that lead North Dakota.
In this episode, we cover the final step in the process of following a bill to declare October 1st as ‘North Dakota Constitution Day’.
In the first two installments, we followed the process of getting an idea turned into a bill, a committee meeting, and passage in the House of Representatives. Now, we see what takes place in the Senate, and discuss the outcome of the Senate vote.
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