North Dakota House votes against Prairie Public funding
North Dakota House votes to defund Prairie Public, sends bill to Senate
The House Appropriations Committee had recommended continuing to fund Prairie Public with $1.2 million for the biennium. But House Bill 1255, sponsored by Rep. Jorin Johnson, R-Fargo, passed the House on Monday with a 48-41 vote, cutting the funding.
Having already passed through the house, all it needs to do is get through the senate and be signed by the governor.
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