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Ethics in North Dakota: Annual Report, Filing Complaints and Funding Ahead of the Legislative Session

North Dakota Ethics Commission Vice Chair Huibregtse joins Open Range for an in-depth, eye-opening conversation about government accountability, transparency, and public trust. Huibregtse breaks down the Commission's latest annual report, highlighting key findings and what they reveal about ethics in state government. The Vice Chair also explains step by step how North Dakota citizens can file an ethics complaint, what happens after a complaint is submitted, and how the process protects the public and elected officials. With the North Dakota Legislative Session approaching, the discussion turns to Ethics Commission funding, budget needs, and what lawmakers' decisions could mean for ethics oversight statewide.

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