S.Con.Res.4016

A concurrent resolution directs the Legislative Management to study primary election procedures and the potential benefits of using separate ballots.

A concurrent resolution directs the Legislative Management to consider studying primary election procedures applying to partisan races and whether the use of a separate ballot based on political party would enrich the primary election held in the state. The resolution notes that North Dakota is the only state not requiring voter registration and that a qualified elector's recent voting history is not accessible for political purposes. It emphasizes the importance of political parties having access to information relating to a qualified elector's voting record in a primary election.