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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.
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Just over half of registered absentee voters in Montana have returned their ballots for the midterm election as of noon Monday.
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It’s now too late for Montanans to mail in absentee ballots for the Nov. 8 midterm election. To ensure ballots get counted on time, voters should drop them off at their local county elections office.