For over a year now, we’ve been intrigued – and even troubled – by Bismarck’s Mayor Mike Seminary. The first time we published an article about him, a recall effort was in full swing to remove him. Aside from problematic [read more…]
Tomorrow is election day. We’ve spent a fair amount of time exposing problems associated with Bismarck’s Mayor Mike Seminary. The most recent coverage was in relation to his meltdown last week in which he admitted to Corrupt Practices violations. But [read more…]
It’s turning out to be a rough week for Bismarck Mayor Mike Seminary. And rightfully so. Yet, he has nobody to blame but himself. We published an article earlier in the week in which I wrote about the fact that [read more…]
We’ve published enough articles trying to raise awareness to the City of Bismarck, regarding Mayor Mike Seminary’s violation’s of the Corrupt Practices Law, that even I’ll be grateful when the June 12th election is over. Just last week, I wrote [read more…]
We’ve pointed out on numerous occasions how Bismarck Mayor Mike Seminary shows complete disregard for North Dakota’s Corrupt Practices Law. We discussed some of the more minor infractions back in December. Then in February we were contacted by employees from [read more…]
Bismarck Mayor Mike Seminary, Steve Bakken and Isaac Afoakwa discuss Bismarck public transportation at the mayoral debate. Mike Seminary doesn’t think city should oversee transportation spending. Time: 2 minutes 33 seconds
There has been accusations made that Bismarck Mayor Mike Seminary is violating the state’s Corrupt Practices law by using property belonging to the City of Bismarck for campaign purposes. In addition to this, he’s also used city employees and school [read more…]
Mayor Mike Seminary has still not been able to overcome the stigma of standing in solidarity with NODAPL protestors. Watch as the topic was brought up during the debate on April 30, 2018. Participants: Steve Bakken, Mike Seminary, Isaac [read more…]
The Bismarck Tribune reported earlier today that the Bismarck Historical Society will celebrate the city’s 146th birthday at its annual Founder’s Day program. As part of the event, they will be “recognizing and honoring Bismarck’s mayors”. This will include a [read more…]
Today Steve Bakken submitted signatures to be placed on the ballot as a candidate for Bismarck mayor in the June 12 election. “This is an important step for the campaign. I’m ready to serve, and I’m prepared to run the [read more…]
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