Rob Port is a Reporter and Columnist at InForum. He covers a wide range of topics including elections, government, politics, public policy, and social interest, with a focus on regional and world news. Rob's work has been featured in various publications such as the Duluth News Tribune, WDAY, and Prairie Business magazine.
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Rob Port's coverage primarily focuses on government and politics, particularly within the local context of North Dakota and Fargo. His articles often revolve around legal policy, government announcements, and opinion editorials related to political events and scandals.
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North Dakota has massive financial reserves that are an attractive target for the lobbyists and activists who want you to vote against Measure 1.
Should free school meals be a constitutional right? In this Plain Talk debate, Zac Ista and Bob Harms clash over Measure 2's price tag, the Legacy Fund and government overreach.
The teacher bonuses proposal should be considered on its own merits rather than on the party affiliation of those who came up with it.
On this Plain Talk, a reaction to our recent debates between statewide candidates and ballot measure activists, and listener feedback.
By: Rob Port
What's missing from the case against the candidates is any evidence that the disputed petition signatures were anything more than incomplete.
It's not just blind partisanship shielding North Dakota from the national blue wave. It's that our Republicans actually govern like adults, not the MAGA fringe.
By: Rob Port
Republican incumbent Jill Kringstad and Democratic-NPL challenger Scot Kelsh spar over utility rates, landowner hearings and grid reliability.
The government has been feeding kids for decades. Pretending school lunch is a socialist plot is just lazy politics.
By: Rob Port
A new transparency website for Legacy Fund investments was executed well, and should be emulated for other state programs.
Secretary of State Michael Howe talks early voting surges and why North Dakotans can trust the upcoming election counts.
