(Grand Forks, ND) — A new poll shows most North Dakota ballot measures this November are too close to call. Some new pie charts released by the Grand Forks Herald show voters appear split on four of the five ballot measures, with a large number who are still undecided. The poll commissioned by the North Dakota News Cooperative found a large majority of voters approve of a measure that replaces outdated language in the state constitution. But the other four measures, including one that would abolish the property tax and one that would legalize recreational marijuana, are still too close to call.
