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Tuesday night’s primary was the first major election following the once-in-a-decade redistricting process.

Tuesday night’s primary was the first major election following the once-in-a-decade redistricting process.

A dozen GOP lawmakers are calling for a special session to consider bills allowing Supreme Court judge candidates to list their party affiliation on the ballot. In their letter to the Secretary of State requesting the special session, the Republicans said with an election to fill two vacant seats on the state Supreme Court this […] The post GOP legislators call for special session to make Supreme Court races partisan appeared first on Daily Montanan.

On Thursday, Gov. Greg Gianforte and state Rep. Greg Oblander paid a visit to Huntley Project High School to take a look at its Career and Technical Education program.

Montana Governor Greg Gianforte, right, Rep. Greg Oblander and metals and mechanics teacher Logan Kotar look over new engines at Huntley Project High School on Thursday. Gianforte is visiting work-based

Governor Greg Gianforte on Monday concluded his third annual 56 County Tour in Lewis and Clark County, highlighting new laws that boost public access to public lands and preserve Montana’s

Gianforte successfully strikes “red tape” from a proposal tied to the Office of Public Instruction’s new career coach program for Montana schools.

Montana lawmakers have defeated a bill that would have legalized psilocybin therapy for adults with certain medical conditions. However, there’s talk about moving a more limited measure to study possible psychedelics reforms. The House Human Services Committee took up the legislation from Rep. Jill Cohenour (D) in a hearing on Wednesday. Members then rejected the […]

A House committee passed Tuesday a bill to fully fund Medicaid reimbursement rates recommended in Guidehouse — plus the cost of inflation.

The latest effort to make Montana a “right-to-work” state was tabled in a House committee Wednesday less than a week after hundreds of union members packed the Capitol in opposition to House Bill 448.