Montana Elections

Newly drawn house and senate districts, were thought to give Montana Democrats the potential to pick up 10 new seats in the House. With finalized results from a recount done December 2nd , they pick up all ten.

The group of 10 Montana lawmakers is asking for a joint committee to investigate the state’s election security, saying there’s “widespread belief” among Montanans that irregularities have sown doubt in the state's election integrity.

During the 2021 legislative session, the bill was amended at the last minute to restrict political activity on college campuses and judges’ ability to rule on cases involving political donors.

Unofficial results show recreational marijuana sales won't be allowed in Billings next year, but voters in Yellowstone County support taxing sales of both recreational and medical marijuana.

As home prices continue to be out of reach for many residents, Bozeman wants to ramp up its community housing fund — and it’s asking property owners to pitch in.

The Montana Legislature this year made several changes to the way people can vote, from same-day registration to ID requirements. The biggest takeaway: don't wait until Election Day to register or get answers to your questions.

Montana Republican legislators are asking their leaders to form a special panel to investigate the security of the 2020 election. All but a dozen of the 98 state Republicans have signed onto the request.

This week we’re watching the legal marijuana bill take shape, lawmakers consider the former governor’s district court judge nominees, and proposals to change elections in the state.

County officials on Monday expressed widespread opposition to a bill that would require elections administrators to be voted into office through partisan contests. They also expressed support for a proposal related to mail ballot drop off spots.

Free speech and immigration were some of the hot button issues discussed at Montana State University Monday. Young voters shared some of their views at an…