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Gov. Doug Burgum
@DougBurgum
The 33rd Governor of North Dakota.
Bismarck, NDgovernor.nd.govJoined March 2012

Gov. Doug Burgum’s Tweets

Let's take the handcuffs off our farmers and ranchers and allow animal agriculture, rural communities and schools to thrive in North Dakota once again. Grateful to Rep. Thomas, Ag Commissioner Goehring and all the sponsors of this important bill for their support. 2/2
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North Dakota farmers and ranchers can compete with anyone if they have a level playing field. HB1371 would give them the same business tools available to entrepreneurs in every other industry to access capital they need to start or expand livestock operations. 1/
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We are excited for this opportunity to partner with O’Leary Ventures to broaden investment opportunities in North Dakota, create jobs, strengthen communities, diversify our economy and find new ways to support entrepreneurs, innovators and emerging and expanding businesses.
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An exciting new partnership between North Dakota and O’Leary Ventures on a $45M direct investment program will advance the state’s goal of achieving the highest GDP per capita in the nation by positioning the state as a powerhouse for small businesses!
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We're committed to fostering the kind of innovation that has made ND an energy powerhouse, thanks to risk-taking entrepreneurs and responsible energy developers like those attending the 44th EPIC conference in Bismarck. Grateful to welcome this group and keynoter .
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ND has some of the cleanest water in the U.S., and this proposed rule threatens our authority to protect our waters from pollution. It’s a prime example of federal overreach that ought to be withdrawn. We support ND's attorney general in challenging this rule. 3/3
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The EPA’s reworked version of WOTUS has the same problems as its predecessor, violating landowner rights and creating confusion for farmers, ranchers and industry by adding red tape and erroneously classifying almost every stream, pond and wetland as a federally managed water. 2/
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was a true leader whose courage and commitment to treating all citizens with dignity and respect continues to inspire us to work together to make a difference every day. Today we honor his incredible life and legacy.
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Met with members of the Rural Leadership ND Program today in Memorial Hall. The program is designed for individuals who are dedicated to strengthening the agriculture community, their local communities and the state of North Dakota for the future.
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Quality early childhood experiences are essential to our future generations, and exposure to books is a significant part of their development. Grateful to read a few of my favorite children's books to kids today at Early Childhood Day at the North Dakota State Capitol.
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With inflation and rising interest rates eating away at family finances, and our state in great financial shape, now is the right time to provide a meaningful, permanent income tax cut to make North Dakota a more attractive place to work and a more affordable place to live. 1/
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Team ND members are working hard every day to deliver services and meets the needs of North Dakotans. It was great to highlight their good work during Info Day at the Capitol – including a close-up look at our original 1889 North Dakota Constitution, courtesy of !
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Law enforcement agencies across North Dakota are working hard at every level to keep our communities safe, putting their lives at risk every day. On National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day we show our support for them – and that North Dakota truly does “back the blue."
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The opioid epidemic has caused significant harm in communities across ND, and it’s important that we immediately begin putting these settlement funds to use. Grateful to the Attorney General’s Office for its collaboration in establishing this advisory committee. 2/2
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In North Dakota, we are better positioned than perhaps any other state to tackle persistent challenges facing our nation and world, such as energy and food security. Working together, we can grasp this moment and make a positive difference for our citizens and our state.
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We need to do away with the archaic law as it applies to ownership of animal agriculture operations. Let’s take the handcuffs off our producers. Let’s allow animal agriculture to flourish in North Dakota once again. We need Farm Freedom legislation, and we need it now!
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The unprecedented start to the winter season has strained resources across our state. We have an opportunity to act quickly to expedite $20M in emergency snow removal grants to be awarded to state, local and tribal governments who have already exceeded their snow removal budgets.
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The North Dakota Highway Patrol and other first responders risking their lives every day to help and protect others. To all our first responders, we say thank you for your service and bravery.
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Join us in approximately one hour, around 1:30 p.m., for the 2023 State of the State address presented to a joint session of the 68th Legislative Assembly live from the House chamber of the North Dakota Capitol. Video link available at governor.nd.gov.
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Remember to stay safe out there and check road conditions prior to travel. Grateful for our , and other state and local crews working hard to keep people safe!
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Portions of I-94 remain closed. #NDDOT crews are working to open up areas that have drifted in. #NDHP troopers took photos of the snow drifts NDDOT crews encountered this morning on I-94. Left at MM 81; right is MM 105.
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Even with population growth we face major workforce challenges and look forward to working with lawmakers to make ND more attractive to families and workers, including supporting child care and eliminating income tax for the majority of North Dakotans. 2/2
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