Elections

With the upcoming election, Montana will be in the national spotlight when it comes to the race for the United States Senate. So who will Montanans choose?

2024 is a major election year, so we ask the question. Are Montanans better off now than they were four years ago?

This Fall thousands of Montanans will head to the polls, but are we missing out on actually shaping our states future?

As Montana grows, Montana changes - and that applies to voting districts, too. You are going to receive a new Montana Voter Registration Card soon, and even if you've lived in the same place for years, you might be voting in a new location in upcoming elections. Gallatin County alone increased its total number of precincts from 32 to 46.

According to new data, Montanans are ready for a new face in the White Hous, and not a new old face, but someone who hasn't been there before.

Montanans will head to the polls soon to vote. We will be voting for people and issues, but what if you aren't a fan of the folks who are on the ballot?

Elections matter, from local to national, remember that your voice deserves to be heard and the most effective way to make that happen, is to vote.

Montana voters have voted in support of Constitutional Initiative CI-118 and Initiative No. 190.

In Montana, one of the major issues on the ballot in November is recreational marijuana legalization.

These are all the spots to drop off your ballot for the 2020 general election.