90 Million Missing NDDF

[Wally World]

AG won't even investigate!

 

[Wally World]

 

[gonefshn]

It’s not “missing”. It the total of loans given out that are missing some documentation. Doesn’t automatically make it fraud. But more details of the missing items and any possible issues they may hide or cause should be exposed.

 

[Wallyworld]

It’s not “missing”. It the total of loans given out that are missing some documentation. Doesn’t automatically make it fraud. But more details of the missing items and any possible issues they may hide or cause should be exposed.

You sound like you're one of the recipients?

 

[Wallyworld]

Massive Amounts Left Unpaid (2026 Audit)
The fund is currently facing intense scrutiny following a sweeping independent performance audit. [1, 2]

• $90 Million Missing: Public money potentially lost or delinquent.
• Missing Records: Document gaps flagged in millions of dollars of transactions.
• High-Risk Loans: 50 approvals granted to highest-risk borrowers.
• Potential Dissolution: Lawmakers may vote to dissolve the fund entirely. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

 

[eyexer]

Why doesn’t Ridley turn it over to some out of state entity to investigate it. The legislature won’t dissolve it because they’re benefitting from it

 

[camper]

Why doesn’t Ridley turn it over to some out of state entity to investigate it. The legislature won’t dissolve it because they’re benefitting from it

Because they’re repubs and there’s no recourse for anyone in that party. If you put a “r” behind my lawnmower it could get elected to an office in ND.

 

[gonefshn]

You sound like you're one of the recipients?

I wish. Not rich enough to get the big taxpayer welfare.

 

[1bigfokker]

Call Musk.

 

[Wirehair]

Hoping that the next legislative session cans the NDDF. I absolutely believe that if the ND Dept of Commerce were investigated / audited they would identify much larger issues. #defundndcommerce!
Question is whether the legislature has the balls to investigate as there would likely be butt hurt. Just need to follow the $$.