Americans for Prosperity North Dakota
North Dakota was built on the quiet strength of people who live within their means, work hard, and value individual liberty. Every family and small business in our state knows you cannot spend your way to prosperity, yet the continuous growth of government spending has reached a pace that is simply unsustainable. When public budgets expand and regulatory red tape quietly multiplies, it chips away at the economic freedom our communities need to thrive.
Americans for Prosperity – North Dakota is turning core principles into real results. Through grassroots advocacy, community engagement, and principled policy solutions, we work side by side with everyday citizens to restore fiscal discipline, tear down unnecessary barriers to work, and unleash free enterprise. We believe government should remain lean, limited, and focused on protecting rights so that every North Dakotan has the freedom to pursue the American Dream.
Taxpayer Relief
Government needs to live within its means, just like every household does. We push for real spending caps and lower taxes to keep North Dakota competitive and affordable.
Education Freedom
Parents know what their kids need better than any state agency. We support Education Savings Accounts that put families in the driver seat of their children’s education.
Lowering Costs
Runaway spending and unnecessary rules make everyday life too expensive. We work to rein in government budgets and roll back red tape so your paycheck goes further.
Newsroom
Governor Kelly Armstrong gaveled lawmakers into a focused three-day special session yesterday morning, with the goal of wrapping up business and heading home tomorrow afternoon. Special sessions are built for […]
Minot, ND – Americans for Prosperity-North Dakota (AFP-ND) is proud to be one of the sponsors of the North Dakota State Fair’s Battle of Rumblehorn, a two-day rodeo event taking place July 20 and […]
Medora, ND – Americans for Prosperity-North Dakota (AFP-ND) helped ring in America’s 250th birthday during the July 4th week festivities in Medora. The chapter was on hand for the grand opening of the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library against the backdrop of […]