Julie Fedorchak wraps up her first month as North Dakota’s first Congresswoman
North Dakota’s first Congresswoman, Julie Fedorchak, is back in Bismarck and making rounds to hear from the residents of her ...
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Jill Kringstad succeeds Fedorchak on North Dakota Public Service Commission
North Dakota Gov. Kelly Armstrong appointed Bismarck native Jill Kringstad on Monday, Jan. 6, to serve as one of three top utility regulators in the state. Standing alongside her family ...
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Q&A: Meet House Republicans’ freshman grid guru
North Dakota Rep. Julie Fedorchak is bringing her lengthy experience at North Dakota's energy regulator to the Energy and ...
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PSC employee named as new utility regulator as North Dakota's Fedorchak sworn into House
Fedorchak was elected to Congress in November and sworn into office Friday. She is the first woman to represent North Dakota in the U.S. House. The PSC regulates investor-owned utility rates ...
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Trump order freezing federal grants creates confusion and concern in North Dakota
State agencies, nonprofits and service providers spent much of Tuesday trying to understand the implications of the order, ...
Rep. Fedorchak releases statement in support of Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act
Congresswoman Julie Fedorchak (R-ND) spoke to groups at pro-life events Friday, reaffirming her stance on the subject after the Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act passed in the house.
ND agencies impacted by short-lived federal funding freeze memo as lawmakers discuss government spending
In one quick, sweeping move, the Trump Administration made its concerns clear: the government is spending too much money.