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Governor · 2024
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7 of 7 commitments
Provide a $1,550 annual property-tax credit for qualifying primary residences in the 2025–27 biennium.
2025 State of the State addressHB 1176 set the annual credit at $1,600, exceeding the proposed amount, with financing from Legacy Fund earnings.
2025 legislative session results · governor’s officeCap annual growth in local property-tax budgets at 3%, with unused increases carried forward for up to five years.
2025 State of the State addressHB 1176 adopted the proposed 3% limit, including the five-year carryforward.
2025 legislative session results · governor’s officeAllow North Dakota to establish public charter schools.
2025 State of the State addressArmstrong signed SB 2241, creating a legal framework for public charter schools.
2025 legislative session results · governor’s officeIncrease state funding for higher-education Challenge Grants to $50 million.
2025 State of the State addressThe legislature appropriated nearly $25 million, roughly half the amount requested.
2025 legislative session results · governor’s officeProvide $300 million for construction of a new State Hospital in Jamestown.
2025–27 executive budget proposalLawmakers approved $300 million in construction funding for a replacement hospital with 140 treatment beds. This entry tracks the funding decision.
2025 legislative session results · governor’s officeCreate a task force to review state boards and commissions for duplication and inefficiency.
2025 State of the State addressSB 2308 established a task force for the review and eliminated 16 boards and commissions.
2025 legislative session results · governor’s officeAppropriate nearly $200 million in federal funding for the first year of the state Rural Health Transformation Program.
Special-session State of the State addressArmstrong signed legislation appropriating the first year’s federal funding. The measure financed program launch.
Enacted legislation · governor’s officeAn evaluation window. Each commitment keeps the timing published in its source.
· Day one is the day the official begins the term for this office.North Dakota’s governor signed a law broadening access to the property tax credit for primary residences.
Bismarck, North Dakota
Armstrong thanked his predecessors and said North Dakota was starting from a strong position. In separate election-night comments to North Dakota Monitor, he called property-tax reform his top priority.
Each status reflects the scope of the commitment and the available evidence. An announcement, an approved law, and a result in practice are different milestones. The rating measures the share of fulfilled commitments in this register and changes as more commitments and outcomes are documented.
Capitol photo · Quintin Soloviev · CC BY 4.0 · Framing and shading adjusted
