Steve Bullock

Gov. Steve Bullock has vetoed nine more bills and issued a line-item veto for a tenth from the recently ended legislative session.

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Thursday Feb. 21, Governor Bullock issued an executive order creating a new board to help discover methods of protecting the Sage Grouse. Natural resource policy adviser for Governor Bullock, Tim Baker explains:

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Full transcript of Governor Bullock's first State of the State speech.

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HELENA, Mont. (AP) — Former Gov. Brian Schweitzer has left the pending request for clemency from a Canadian citizen on death row for new Gov. Steve Bullock.

Schweitzer left office Monday without taking any action on the case. The former governor told The Associated Press that his replacement has all the paperwork necessary to evaluate the case.

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Gov.-elect Steve Bullock says he doesn't plan on making any big course corrections to the direction Gov. Brian Schweitzer has steered the state.

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Both Democratic candidate for governor Steve Bullock and Republican challenger Rick Hill will be in Missoula today, October 23, to square off on economic issues.

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HELENA, Mont. (AP) — Attorney General Steve Bullock is criticizing his opponent's staunch anti-abortion stance in the wake of a Missouri politician's comments on the issue.

Political candidates in Montana and across the nation reacted Monday to Missouri Republican Senate candidate Todd Akin's comments that women's bodies are able to prevent pregnancies if they are victims of "a legitimate rape

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Constitutional scholar Robert Natelson comments on today's U.S. Supreme Court decision to summarily reverse a Montana Supreme court decision regarding campaign spending by corporations and trade unions.

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Montana's current case against Citizens United will not be an easy victory (at least in its current form) and ALL of our major politicians want it that way. Here's why.

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On Wednesday, Attorney General Steve Bullock released an opinion concerning Montana's term limits. The opinion allows Montana candidates that have not finished their mandated eight-year break from politics to file for office, but only if they will have completed an eight-year break for every 16-years of service by the time they take office again.

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