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The Montana Supreme Court has struck down a suite of restrictive laws passed by the state's Republican-controlled Legislature in 2021, concluding that these measures unjustifiably infringed upon the fundamental right to vote as enshrined in the state's constitution. The court's comprehensive 125-page ruling dismantled the new regulations, solidifying Montana's strong stance on voting accessibility. https://youtu.be/4r6fv7ZaMN4?si=4vd9tFGoeOI7C_Sq…

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The rule, announced Tuesday, is identical to one that was struck down by a district court judge in 2022.

The Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services announced it was once again instituting a policy that prohibits changing the sex marked on a person’s birth certificate in most cases.

In the latest turn in the years-long debate over how the state should handle requests to change the gender marker on birth certificates, the state announced Tuesday it will process applications under a department rule it says aligns with a 2023 law defining sex as binary in state code.