The North Dakota Ethics Commission is asking citizens to complete a public priorities survey. The purpose is to assist the Commission with its strategic planning and to ensure the Commission's work reflects the values, concerns, and expectations of the people it serves. Public input helps the Commission understand which ethics issues matter most to North Dakotans, guiding decisions about education, rulemaking, and oversight priorities. By participating, citizens help promote transparency, accountability, and trust in state government.
Things to know:
Responses are anonymous.
The survey takes approximately 5–7 minutes to complete.
The survey is open to North Dakota residents.
Results will be summarized and shared publicly after the survey closes.
The purpose of this survey is to gather public input. Survey responses will not be considered a complaint to the Ethics Commission. For information on filing a complaint, please visit: https://www.ethicscommission.nd.gov/complaints.
The Public Priorities Survey will remain open until February 17, 2026.