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Following lengthy court process, Judge Amy Eddy ruled against reviewing road abandonment, subdivision access to former Baker 80 property

Wo sitting members of the Missoula City Council filed an ethics complaint against the city alleging it violated portions of Montana's Code of Ethics by campaigning for the passage of the crisis services levy heading into last week's election.

Two Missoula City Council members have filed an ethics complaint against the city alleging it violated portions of Montana's Code of Ethics by campaigning for the passage of the crisis services levy.

"I think theres a sizeable number or group of voters that want a nonpartisan judiciary," political scientist Jessi Bennion said Wednesday.

HELENA, Mont. (AP) — Republicans are making an unprecedented partisan pitch to install a party loyalist on Montana's Supreme Court by ousting an incumbent judge in a race that's seen a deluge of cash on both sides and that could affect ongoing legal challenges to abortion and voter laws passed by the 2021 Legislature.

Montana nurse and mom who lost her own infant says LR-131 makes 'a horrible situation so much more traumatic.'

Medical leaders warn of possible impacts of Legislative Referendum-131.

Attorneys representing Montana health care providers said in a letter to the Secretary of State’s Office the 2022 Voter Information Pamphlet contained false information on a ballot measure that would penalize doctors for not performing treatments on “born-alive” infants.

Ballots will be mailed to voters on the absentee list Oct. 14 and must be received by election officials by the time the polls close at 8 p.m. Nov. 8.

Montana must keep its judiciary independent and it must respect the rule of law says former Montana Gov. Marc Racicot.