2025 Bill Tracker
Join us in defending democracy and protecting voting rights in the 2025 ND Legislative Session. Below are the bills we're tracking. Read a summary of the bills and track along with us, so you can take action.
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Voting Rights
​ Student Voters—HB 1178: A bill to require school districts to allow student voters to leave campus to vote in elections.​​
Status: Committee hearing January 17 at 11:15am. Submit Testimony​ / Email the Chair
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Constitutional Amendments—HCR 3003: This measure would increase the threshold for approving a constitutional amendment from a simple majority to 60% making it harder for voters to pass a citizen-initiated constitutional ballot measure.
Status: Committee hearing January 16 at 10:45am. Submit Testimony / Email the Chair
​Elections
​ Ballot Design—HB 1099 : A bill to add the presidential candidates' first names to the ballot. Currently, only the last names are required on the ballot, which confused some voters in the November 2024 election.
Status: Committee hearing January 13 at 10:30am. Submit Testimony​​​​​​​​​
​Transparency & Ethics
Open Records—HB 1110: A bill to limit access to records and meetings related to the Public Service Commission's investigative and surveillance activities.
Status: House hearing closed. Waiting for committee action.​​​
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Artificial Intelligence—HB 1167: A bill to require political ads containing AI-generated content to have a disclaimer.
Status: Committee hearing January 17 at 9am. Submit Testimony
​Campaign Finance
Reporting—SB 2156: A bill to change the campaign finance reporting requirements for candidates, such as increasing the late fee charged to candidates who submit theirs late.
Status: First hearing TBD​
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Remember: Only our official lobbyists can speak on behalf of the League. You can take action on bills on behalf of yourself as an individual, not as a representative of the League of Women Voters. Thank you for taking action!