Fedorchak joins Axios for conversation on strengthening U.S. electric grid
costs to everybody as postage stamp is the wrong way to do that. You have to be able
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Fedorchak, Goodlander lead bipartisan freshman letter urging vote on the Withhold Member Pay During Shutdowns Act
That disconnect undermines public trust and sends the wrong message to the people we serve.” The lawmakers expressed
ICYMI: Fedorchak discusses easements, livestock development, and risk management tools during state work period
heard is not only maddening, it’s wrong. Our federal agencies should work with our farmers and ranchers
2025: Year in review
Reform Act (Signed into law) H.R. 1969 - No Wrong Door for Veterans Act H.R. 1107 - Protecting Veteran Access
Restoring a proven plan for North Dakota’s energy future
also emblematic of everything that was wrong with the prior administration's approach to cooperative federalism.” That
Julie’s Journal Special Edition: Honoring our Veterans
Reform Act (Signed into law) H.R. 1969 - No Wrong Door for Veterans Act H.R. 1107 - Protecting Veteran Access
Fedorchak statement on Ways and Means Committee budget reconciliation text
grid operators that federal policies are sending the wrong market signals to energy producers—flooding the market with
Ten reasons to phase out taxpayer-funded subsidies for wind and solar energy
distorting energy markets, sending the absolute wrong signal to investors, and spending hundreds of billions of dollars
Rep. Fedorchak, Senator Cramer urge congressional leaders to reform energy tax credits, prioritize grid reliability
dispatchability. They highlight that these credits send the wrong signals to the energy market and contribute to growing
Rep. Fedorchak introduces bill to phase out intermittent energy subsidies, reinforce grid reliability
distorting energy markets and sending the absolute wrong signal to investors. As all the grid operators are saying
Fedorchak hosts first telephone town hall, engages with thousands of North Dakotans
percentof Americans believed the country was on the wrong track, and “67 percentof North Dakotans voted for President
Rep. Fedorchak: These rules are textbook examples of government overreach
country thought we were heading in the wrong direction. House Republicans will continue to stand up for hardworking
Fedorchak delivers first speech on the House Floor
Plan for the state. This is absolutely the wrong direction. As demand for energy reaches record highs
Fedorchak statement on Biden administration's finalized BLM Resource Management Plan
leases for future development. This is absolutely the wrong direction,” Fedorchak said. “As demand for energy reaches record