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Gallatin County listed almost 20,000 inactive voters—the most in the state. The only place to fix registration status or register same day was at the county courthouse, which had long lines all day.
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Yellowstone National Park, is known for attracting tourists from around the world. Recently people from all around the world, who now live in Montana, Wyoming and Idaho gathered right outside the park’s entrance, to become American Citizens.
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Winning candidates from Tuesday night’s primary elections are wasting no time in strategizing for November’s General elections.
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Results from the primary election will determine whom voters will see on their ballots this November.
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West Yellowstone residents ask for a second shot at overturning marijuana ban, citing unclear language in the original vote.
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Laurel Emergency Services is asking for the community’s financial support through the approval of a mill levy to pay for addition staffing for the ambulance service.
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One of the smallest communities in Montana asks voters to consider outlawing Marijuana businesses.
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A group of Cascade County residents, including a former county commissioner, announced the formation of an ad-hoc committee to monitor upcoming special elections. The committee formed after the Cascade County elections administrator last month said her office would face difficulty administering five upcoming special elections.
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Cascade County’s elections administrator was the subject of a withering line of questions and criticism Friday about upcoming local special elections.
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A Gallatin County election official says a large number of voters dropping off absentee ballots in person on Election Day is partly why it took longer to count ballots.