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After leaving office earlier this year, Corey Stapleton decided to start a new country band.

From the Montana Secretary of State to a studio, Corey Stapleton is trading politics for lyrics.

After leaving office earlier this year, Corey Stapleton decided to start a new country band.

In the new western Montana congressional district proposed by GOP redistricting commissioners, Democrats running for the U.S. House and U.S. Senate in 2018 would have won, according to voting data analyzed by MTN News. So, does that make the new GOP proposal “competitive” in one district?

In the new western Montana congressional district proposed by GOP redistricting commissioners, Democrats running for the U.S. House and U.S. Senate in 2018 would have won, according to voting data analyzed by MTN News. So, does that make the new GOP proposal “competitive” in one district?

In the new western Montana congressional district proposed by GOP redistricting commissioners, Democrats running for the U.S. House and U.S. Senate in 2018 would have won, according to voting data analyzed by MTN News. So, does that make the new GOP proposal “competitive” in one district?

Two days ahead of a public hearing on two proposed maps for Montana’s new congressional districts, the members of the state Districting and Apportionment Commission are shaking up the situation – considering new possible district lines in an attempt to reach a compromise.

Two days ahead of a public hearing on two proposed maps for Montana’s new congressional districts, the members of the state Districting and Apportionment Commission are shaking up the situation – considering new possible district lines in an attempt to reach a compromise.

Two days ahead of a public hearing on two proposed maps for Montana’s new congressional districts, the members of the state Districting and Apportionment Commission are shaking up the situation – considering new possible district lines in an attempt to reach a compromise.

Two days ahead of a public hearing on two proposed maps for Montana’s new congressional districts, the members of the state Districting and Apportionment Commission are shaking up the situation – considering new possible district lines in an attempt to reach a compromise.