BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — North Dakota Republicans held their best-attended convention ever over the weekend, and one that featured a rare public display of infighting among delegates. The vitriol between rank-and-file Republicans and the far-right faction of the GOP could spur changes to future gatherings. That includes delaying the conventions and candidate endorsements until after June primary elections. A move to hold post-primary conventions is not new in North Dakota and several states already do it. In December 2021, the idea for a post-primary convention was narrowly defeated by North Dakota party activists.
Change in North Dakota GOP convention process possible after infighting
Apr 7, 2022 | 6:39 AM
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