Also, Attorney General Wayne Stenehjem hasn't announced whether he's seeking another term. Jaeger, as I've already mentioned, is not running for re-election. The Democrats may see an opportunity in taking on a fresh Republican face in an office like this, but they already have other opportunities further up the ballot. Their candidates in 20 didn't fare well, each losing decisively to Rauschenberger despite his well-publicized struggles with alcohol. "I'm actually getting married on New Year's," he told me, and says he hasn't "had much time to consider my career path." He does have aspirations for higher office, but he's looking at the secretary of state's office, where long-time Republican incumbent Al Jaeger is currently serving out his last term.Īs for tax commissioner? "I wouldn't be interested," he said. Port: Can someone explain to me what conservatives stand for these days? Port: Tax Commissioner Ryan Rauschenberger should step down and focus on health Port: Heitkamp says he doesn't own pickup with 'F- Joe Biden' message She has a degree in economics and environmental resources management from NDSU.Īs for Howe, who managed Congressman Kelly Armstrong's first federal campaign? where she works as an environmental manager. North Dakota's lawmakers aren't full-time, so her day job is at the North American Coal Corp. Unruh-Bell has served District 33 in the Senate since first getting elected in 2012.
If the governor would consider me for the appointment, it would be an honor to accept." "As for the appointment to fill his seat, it’s quite incredible to have my work in the Legislature be acknowledged for consideration of an office as important as this. I’m glad to see that he’s prioritizing his health and well-being, and I hope we can all support him in that," she told me when inquired. "First and foremost, I want to thank my friend Ryan for his service to the state, and for being a great partner during my time chairing the Senate Finance and Tax Committee.
Kelly Armstrong, right, hosted a roundtable of North Dakota's energy community at Bismarck State College Thursday, featuring state commissioners, industry leaders, and State Sen.
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