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Montana election officials say new machines and software will be ready to use by the projected 2023 date, and Flathead County moves to a new tabulation protocol which slowed down results last Tuesday night.

Montana officials say they’re ready to start large-scale testing on a new statewide voter database, beginning in this year’s primary election.

Secretary of State Christi Jacobsens announcement follows concerns by local elections officials that bugs in the new software could cause problems during the 2022 elections.

Montana Secretary of State Christi Jacobsen told lawmakers Thursday she won’t launch a new, statewide voter database unless it’s ready – and, at the same meeting, a county election official involved with testing the new system said it’s not ready.

Montana Secretary of State Christi Jacobsen told lawmakers Thursday she won’t launch a new, statewide voter database unless it’s ready – and, at the same meeting, a county election official involved with testing the new system said it’s not ready.

Montana Secretary of State Christi Jacobsen told lawmakers Thursday she won’t launch a new, statewide voter database unless it’s ready – and, at the same meeting, a county election official involved with testing the new system said it’s not ready.

The Secretary of State said her office would decide Dec. 20 whether to replace the current system with the new "Elect MT" software.

Montana Secretary of State Christi Jacobsen told lawmakers Thursday she won’t launch a new, statewide voter database unless it’s ready – and, at the same meeting, a county election official involved with testing the new system said it’s not ready.

Montana Secretary of State Christi Jacobsen told lawmakers Thursday she won’t launch a new, statewide voter database unless it’s ready – and, at the same meeting, a county election official involved with testing the new system said it’s not ready.