Dianne Norris
Dianne Norris earned a bachelor's degree from the University of Nebraska in 2012. Her career experience includes working as an engineer.
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“I will work to provide funding for free school meals, if voters decide this is a worthy cause. Budgets are a tangible reflection of values, so I will make certain our investments reflect our values today and in the future. I support local public schools and libraries as investments in our future. While community needs vary widely, when discussing topics such as aging care supports or facilities in rural areas or housing affordability, many housing needs can be addressed by open dialogue with individuals and various levels of government.”
(Ballotpedia Candidate Connection Survey) “My personal public policy passion is to build an effective government which empowers people to be freer. I want a dependable system which functions in the background of our lives. One which is transparent and accessible so that you can check on it on your schedule. The purpose of a government is to address concerns which are larger than the families, free markets, and local communities have been able to address. Many of our current systems need to be adapted to address the needs of today.”
(Ballotpedia Candidate Connection Survey)Craig Headland
Craig Headland He assumed office in 2002. Headland attended North Dakota State University and Moorhead State University. His professional experience includes working as a farmer and previously worked as a machine operator. Headland was assigned to the following committees:
“The oil industry is the golden goose of this state. And I think we want to be prepared for when those times come where the pressures within the Bakken diminish, and we're going to need to go to the enhanced oil recovery piece.”
(North Dakota Monitor)Kevin Wolsky
Wolsky was an officeholder of the Carrington Public School District, At-large in North Dakota. Kevin Wolsky graduated from Carrington High School. He earned a bachelor's degree from North Dakota State University in 2001. His career experience includes working as a farmer and small business owner. Kevin has spent his career giving back to this community.
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“With nine kids of his own, Kevin worries about the same things every parent in Carrington and Jamestown worries about: Are the schools good enough? Is there a doctor close by? Will there be jobs here when our kids grow up? He's running to make sure District 29 is a place where the next generation actually wants to stay.”
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