North Dakota State Senator District 47
The North Dakota State Senate consists of 47 senators, who meet in regular legislative sessions to make our state laws and set our state budget. Learn more at ndlegis.gov.
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Mike Dwyer
(Rep)
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Bill Patrie
(DNPL)
What are your top priorities?
How would you ensure that North Dakotans’ healthcare costs are affordable?
How would you address the housing needs of the state?
What is your position on allowing public funds to be directed to non-public education?
What are your views on the current voting methods and access to voting in North Dakota?
What is the role of the federal government regarding states’ rights, and are there currently any areas where you believe there is an imbalance?
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Endorsements
DemNPL
Campaign Phone Number
701-391-3799
Public Education and economic growth
The State of ND needs to support federal legislation that increases and strengthens Medicaid and the Affordable Care Act and moved toward a single payer health system that can more affectively regulate drug and health care costs.
I carried petitions in the 1970s to create the housing finance agency that has helped build numerous housing units. Other state initiatives should be considered that encourage home ownership for moderate income families.
I believe private schools have an important role in education but should not receive public funds.
North Dakota is a model for the nation in conducting elections without fraud and without voter registration. No additional restrictions are needed.
The Declaration of Independence establishes the Federal Government as the protector of human rights and seeks to insure that the government exists by the consent of the governed. Historically, the Federal Government prohibited States from taking away civil rights by means such as Jim Crow laws. States have had the ability to protect the environment and human rights beyond the Federal standards but not less than those standards. ICE violates the US Constitution by denying due process.
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