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ND State Auditor Uncovers Surprising Connections, Talks Reforms, and Celebrates Homecomings

The ladies also dive into Senate Bill 2299 and why it matters for North Dakotans. Gallion walks through the federal single audit, explaining its role in tracking how federal funds are used, especially in smaller communities that depend on those dollars. The episode also covers changes to the state budget bill that aim to bring greater benefits to rural areas and small towns—something the mainstream media rarely highlights. Gallion discusses Senate Bill 2251 and proposed changes that will bring stronger oversight to important state operations. Viewers will also learn about a proposed performance audit of the North Dakota Development Fund, which raises serious questions about how taxpayer money is being invested. The discussion doesn’t stop there. Gallion explains why his office is being asked to conduct performance audits of both private investigators and the Securities Board—two areas that could have major implications for public trust and safety. Gallion also talks about updates to the annual audit summit and what those changes mean for public officials across North Dakota. As always, the episode ends on a heartwarming note. The ladies share moving stories of military homecomings—those powerful moments when our heroes return home to their families. With a thoughtful mix of tough questions and genuine appreciation for those who serve, this episode reminds viewers why local government oversight and strong values still matter. Don’t miss this powerful and informative conversation on Ladies of Another View.

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North Dakota Development Fund
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military homecomings

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