Kelly Armstrong: “We're talking about something that is going on every day constantly.”

We are also supporting statewide and other legislative candidates in the fall that did not have competitive primaries.

Our right to use Missouri River water as we deem necessary – whether it’s for drinking water, irrigation, industrial uses or emergency water supplies during a drought – is clearly established in both state and federal law, and we will…

The path forward for the Missouri River needs to be shaped collectively by the basin states working together, and we welcome every basin state to the table to find solutions that respect each state’s individual rights and interests.

One of the things we recognize is we need to better align the systems that North Dakota already has.