(CSi) District 12 Representative Jessica Haak (D) was awarded the ‘Friend of Public Employees’ Award by North Dakota United President Nick Archuleta at the organization’s General Assembly Sunday. Haak was recognized for her efforts in the past two legislative sessions and during the interim sessions.
In his introduction speech, President Archuleta recognized Haak for her efforts in the 2015 legislative session on leave policy to include fathers and mothers and parents of adopted children. He remarked, “…what really established Haak as a rising star in our Legislature was the hard work she put into getting her legislation turned into law. In that area, Haak has proven to be a master at building consensus and unique alliances.”
In her acceptance speck Haak said, “I believe that together, we can and do make a difference, and we do what we do for a better North Dakota. It’s about economic opportunity for everyone, the North Dakota economy has changed and we need to focus on helping North Dakotans get a head with more skills, more jobs, and more wealth for all families.”
Governor Dalrymple was also recognized at the event with the Adrian R. Dunn Friend of Education Award for his contributions to K-12 education in the state.
Haak and Pam Musland are on the Democratic ticket for the State House from District 12, and are opposed by Republicans, Bernie Satrom and Jim Grueneich.












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