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Advertisement North Dakota Gov.| Mike McCleary, The Bismarck Tribune via Associated Press North Dakota’s Republican Gov.The 66-year-old two-term governor and former software executive is preparing for an announcement early next month in Fargo, North Dakota, according to The Wall Street Journal.Earlier this month, Burgum told the Forum, a North Dakota newspaper, that “there is a geographical bigotry that exists” but that he believes most Americans are an exhausted “silent majority” who are “yearning for some alternatives right now.
” He said he would have to overcome the bias against being from a state like North Dakota but said that being underestimated is an advantage.He won North Dakota’s 2016 Republican gubernatorial primary in an upset after finishing third in the party’s convention earlier that year.