The North Dakota Legislative Assembly is a bicameral body consisting of the Senate and House of Representatives. As of the latest data:
Legislators serve two-year terms. The regular session convenes in Bismarck on the first Tuesday in January and lasts 80 legislative days. Special sessions may be called to address specific issues.
The legislature enacts state laws, approves the budget, oversees the executive branch, and holds impeachment authority over the governor and other state officials. It plays a central role in shaping North Dakota's laws and ensuring government accountability.