Voters Flood Elections Office with Calls After Concerning Mailer
A mailer sent out to Montana voters has caused some consternation and concern in Missoula County.
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Green Party Need A 'Hail Mary' After Loss at State Supreme Court
Montana Green Party Coordinator Dani Breck was upset by the decision, but says they “saw it coming.”
Montana Green Party Cheers Supreme Court Decision to Expedite
Montana Secretary of State Corey Stapleton filed an appeal to a judge’s decision that removed the Green Party from ballots.
Voters Will See Three Ballots, Only One Needs To Be Filled Out
Missoula voters will be looking at more ballots than normal this year when they participate in the ongoing primary election.
MT Green Party Decries Dems 'Bullying' to Kick Them Off Ballot
The Montana Green Party will be back in court on Monday along with the Secretary State’s Office and attorneys representing the Montana Democratic Party.
Montana Election Administrators Deal With Ballot Confusion, Missoula Tries New Due By Date Stamp
Ballots are already out for school elections and special districts all over Montana, but by May 2nd, most voters will have yet another ballot to fill out: for the high-profile congressional race to replace Ryan Zinke.
Montana Sees Record Absentee Ballots Returned, ‘No Rigged Election’ Says Secretary of State
After eight years of running elections, Montana Secretary of state Linda McCulloch was happy to see that the election process on her final year in office went smoothly.
Which Voting Sticker Are You Choosing on Election Day?
Hopefully some of the ridiculous things being said on Facebook will end tomorrow after a decision is made as to who will be the next President of the United States.
Montana Secretary of State Says Montana Votes Are Secure
Montana Secretary of State Linda McCulloch held a press conference today October 26, to assure Montana voters that their vote is secure.
Montana Primary Election Day Voter Turnout, Late Registration Numbers Close to Breaking Record
With the 2016 primary elections over, officials are now looking at the numbers to see how many Montanans participated.