Ballots

Ballots for the November 2 general election will be in the mail on Tuesday, said Missoula County Elections Administrator Bradley Seaman.

Election Day is right around the corner and Missoula County Elections Administrator Bradley Seaman provided KGVO with some last minute updates.

As of Tuesday morning, 60% of Montana’s absentee ballots have already been returned.

Missoula County Elections Administrator Bradley Seaman was on a recent Talk Back show answering questions from callers.

Efforts are underway in state and federal courts to restore Green Party of Montana candidates to the state’s general election ballot just days after a state judge disqualified them.

Election Day is Tuesday, June 2, and County Elections Administrator Bradley Seaman has important information for all Missoula county voters.

Montana will print ballots for the November elections next Thursday, but as of now, the Montana Green Party is not set to be on those ballots.

While CNN called the state of Montana for Republican Presidential Candidate Donald Trump as early as 8;00 P.M. on election night, Democrat-heavy Missoula voting results looked very different.

There has been some confusion about Missoula County residents not receiving absentee ballots in the mail, even though the primary is Tuesday.

The first presidential primary is approaching and that means it’s time for voters to confirm their vote-by-mail status.