Ben Hanson, D-West Fargo
Peter Silbernagel, R-Casselton
Robert Skarphol, R-Tioga
Jon Nelson, R-Rugby
Mark Owens, R-Grand Forks
Gary Paur, R-Gilby
Chet Pollert, R-Carrington
Karen Rohr, R-Mandan
Dan Ruby, R-Minot
Mike Schatz, R-New England
Jim Schmidt, R-Huff
Jay Siebel, R-Beulah
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Mark Dosch, R-Bismarck
Glen Froseth, R-Kenmare
Roger Brabandt, R-Minot
al Carlson, R-Fargo
Bert anderson, R-Crosby
Dick anderson, R- Willow City
Bill Devlin, R-Finley
Jason Dockter, R-Bismarck
Wesley Belter, R-Fargo
Randy Boehning, R-Fargo
Tom Kading, R-Fargo
Karen Karls, R-Bismarck
lawrence Klemin, R-Bismarck
Ben Koppelman, R-West Fargo
lisa Meier, R-Bismarck
Mike Nathe, R-Bismarck
Dwight Keifert, R-Valley City
Matthew Klein, R-Minot
Mark Sanford, R-Grand Forks
Mary Schneider, D-Fargo
Kim Koppelman, R-West Fargo
Gary Kreidt, R-New Salem
William Kretschmar, R-Venturia
Vernon laning, R-Bismarck
Diane larson, R-Bismarck
Mike lefor, R-Dickinson
alex looysen, R-Jamestown
Scott louser, R-Minot
Marie Strinden, D-Grand Forks
Kris Wallman, D-Fargo
Vicky Steiner, R-Dickinson
Roscoe Streyle, R-Minot
Gary Sukut, R-Williston
Nathan Toman, R-Mandan
Wayne Trottier, R-Northwood
Don Vigesaa, R-Coopers-town
Thomas Beadle, R-Fargo
Cynthia Schreiber Beck, R-Wahpeton
Rick Becker, R-Bismarck
Joshua Boschee, D-Fargo
lois Delmore, D-Grand Forks
Eliot Glassheim, D-Grand Forks
Ron Guggisberg, D-Fargo
Jessica Haak, D-Jamestown
Marvin Nelson, D-Rolla
Kylie Oversen, D-Grand Forks
Tracy Boe, D-Mylo
alan Fehr, R-Dickinson
Kathy Hawken, R-Fargo
Kathy Hogan, D-Fargo
Richard Holman, D-Mayville
Bob Hunskor, D-Newburg
Mary Johnson, R-Fargo
George Keiser, R-Bismarck
Jerry Kelsh, D-Fullerton
andrew Maragos, R-Minot
alisa Mitskog, D-Wahpeton
Corey Mock, D-Grand Forks
Gail Mooney, D-Cummings
Naomi Muscha, D-Enderlin
Bill amerman, D-Forman
Pamela anderson, D-Fargo
Kenton Onstad, D-Parshall
Blair Thoreson, R-Fargo
ND denies protection
for gaysThese are the members of the House who voted
against legal protections.
These members of the House voted to add sexual orientation to
state law that already protects against
discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, national
origin, age, physical or mental disability or status with
respect to marriage or public assistance.
Read the full story, Page A6
Todd Porter, R-Mandan
These legislators split their vote.
One representative voted yes to the public accommodation measure
and no on the housing measure.Denton Zubke,
R-Watford City
Bob Martinson, R-Bismarck
The representatives above voted yes on outlawing discrimination
in housing
and employment but no on banning discrimination when it
comes to public accommodation.
Rich Becker, R-Grand Forks
larry Bellew, R-Minot
Jeff Delzer, R-Underwood
Patrick Hatlestad, R-Williston
Jim Kasper, R-Fargo
Craig Headland, R-Montpelier
Robin Weisz, R-Hurdsfield
Three legislators Mike Brandenburg, R-Edgeley; Robert
Frantsvog, R-Minot; and David Monson, R-Osnabrock were absent or
not voting.
The Foru mFor the third time in six years, North Dakota
lawmakers rejected a bill that would outlaw discrimination based on
sexual orientation.
Curt Hofstad, R-Devils lake
Dennis Johnson, R-Devils lake
Keith Kempenich, R-Bowman
Chuck Damschen, R-Hampden
Christopher Olson, R-West Fargo
Moorhead man gets maximum prison term in brutal beating
By Emily [email protected]
MOORHEAD A Moorhead man convicted of trying to beat his
girlfriend to death with a base-ball bat was sentenced Thursday to
more than 17 years in prison in what judges, prosecutors and police
say is the worst domestic violence case theyve ever seen
that didnt end up as a murder.Members of local law enforce-
ment agencies left Michael Karaus sentencing hearing in Clay
County District Court on second-degree attempted murder charges
with thumbs-up gestures and grim smiles on their faces.
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