Statement of Sharnell Seaboy regarding hb1536 - North Dakota Native Vote

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Thank you to Standing Rock Tribal Health Departmen

Thank you to Standing Rock Tribal Health Department for extending an invite to NDNV for us to table at the Standing Rock Community Health Fair and Walk. Another big thank you to Standing Rock Community High School for hosting us, it was nice to visit with and greet the students and community.

Congratulations to the winners of our Trivia Door prize Giveaway!

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This infographic shows week 13 data on the legisla

This infographic shows week 13 data on the legislator votes and how they align with our priorities. #NDNativeVote

Upcoming Committee Hearings in Week 13:

HB 1455 “Legislative Measures by Indian Affairs Commission” — Committee hearing in Senate Judiciary on April 2 at 9:00am in the Peace Garden Room.

HCR 3001 “State Funds Investment” — Committee hearing in Senate Industry & Business on April 1 at 2:30pm in the Fort Union Room.

HCR 3003 “Constitution Amendment Threshold” — Committee hearing in Senate State & Local Government on April 4 at 9:30am in Room 216.

Photos are of the updates from last week's legislative session 🙂

The Cycle 2 application for the Thriving Communiti

The Cycle 2 application for the Thriving Communities Grants Program is closing soon. These grants aim to support projects for 28 federally recognized Tribes and in Colorado, Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, Utah, and Wyoming. Submit your application by 1 p.m. MT on Monday, March 31. Apply at https://mapejgrants.org.

Our Legislative Priorities are brought to you by N

Our Legislative Priorities are brought to you by NDNV Tribal and State Policy Coordinator Erika, who has been super busy tracking the 80 bills we have been following this legislative session!👏

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The following are bills we are tracking, and suppo

The following are bills we are tracking, and support and the headline is stating if they passed or failed this week.

The legislative "crossover process" refers to the point in a legislative session where a bill that originated in one chamber of the legislature (like the House) must be sent to the other chamber (like the Senate) for consideration, essentially marking the deadline for a bill to move forward to the opposite chamber for further debate and potential passage; if a bill doesn't "cross over" by this deadline, it is unlikely to be considered by the other chamber.