Had Measure 5 been approved, the use of recreational marijuana and cannabis products by those 21 and older would have become legal effective Dec. 1.

North Dakota voters on Tuesday decisively rejected a ballot measure that would have prohibited cities, counties and other local governments in the state from assessing property taxes. If Measure 4 had passed,

North Dakota voters defeated a measure Tuesday night that would have overhauled the state’s tax system by banning property taxes based on assessed value. Roughly 64% of ballots were cast against the proposal in early results.