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Saved by the Bell star Mark-Paul Gosselaar admits some NBC episodes "you just would not film these days" given how insensitive they are now.

The future of three new Montana election laws are in the hands of a state judge. Attorneys recently concluded nine days of arguing over the laws' possible benefits and harms. A Yellowstone County judge plans to issue a decision on whether they meet constitutional muster “as soon as possible.”

The future of three new Montana election laws is in the hands of a state judge. Attorneys recently concluded nine days of arguing over the laws' possible benefits and harms.

Yellowstone County District Court Judge Michael G. Moses is overseeing the case, in which three separate challenges to a trio of election laws have been merged into a marathon trial

New voting laws passed by the 2021 Montana Legislature are causing confusion and are not being applied consistently.

When the Montana Legislature eliminated Election Day voting in 2021, most assumed it would stop folks from registering and voting on the same day. But that’s not necessarily the case.

The statistical analysis is part of a case challenging the constitutionality of Republican-supported laws related to voting in Montana.

During Day One of a trial where three laws passed by the Montana Legislature are at stake, attorneys and experts argued over whether the laws truly disenfranchise Native American voters and if voter fraud exists in the Treasure State.

Much of Monday’s testimony focused on election security and fraud in Montana, with both sides offering a different perspective on the issue.