Brad Tschida

KGVO spoke to Missoula area legislator Brad Tschida this week, after former President Donald Trump mentioned an election in Montana in which he questioned mail-in ballots. On Wednesday, Missoula County Elections Administrator Bradley Seaman provided his response.

At a rally in Ohio last week, former President Donald Trump mentioned voting issues in Montana.

On Monday, Missoula area state legislator Brad Tschida was one of three Montanans who cast their official electoral ballots for President of the United States.

A Missoula legislator, House District 97 representative Brad Tschida, has asked a local attorney to intervene with the Missoula Elections Office over the report of a ballot (or ballots) that may have been altered or revised.

House District 95 representative Brad Tschida told KGVO News that all interested are invited to join in a caravan of vehicles through Missoula to celebrate Independence Day on Saturday.

The 9th U.S. Circuit Court ruled on Tuesday in a slit decision that found a Missoula legislator did not violate the 1st Amendment rights of a state government official by revealing information about a complaint filed with the Commissioner of Political Practices.

Montana Political Practices Commissioner Jonathan Motl is being sued for comments made during the last weeks of the 2016 general election.

Is a state plane the most efficient way for the Governor to travel to nearby cities? Should campaign stops via plane be disclosed as in-kind donations?