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North Dakota lawmakers begin special session to fix budget invalidated by Supreme Court

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Published 12:37 PM

By JACK DURA
Associated Press

BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — North Dakota’s Republican-led Legislature has convened a special session to begin fixing a budget mess. Lawmakers quickly got to work on 14 bills that would resurrect provisions of a major budget bill struck down last month by the state Supreme Court. Republican Gov. Doug Burgum has urged the Legislature take up unrelated proposals, such as expanded income tax relief and more funding for infrastructure projects and a tourism attraction grant program. The House of Representatives voted overwhelmingly to introduce a bill for Burgum’s tax proposal. Republican Senate Majority Leader David Hogue said a three-day special session appears likely.

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