BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) - North Dakota’s Senate has rejected a House bill that would create new concealed carry licenses allowing firearms at public gatherings.
The Senate killed the House bill on 36-11 on Monday.
The bill would require annual training equal to police and private security officers training.
Holders of the licenses would be exempt from state law’s ban on possessing a firearm at a public gathering, which includes athletic events, schools, churches and public buildings.
The Senate killed a similar House bill in 2017.
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