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HELENA, Mont. - Constitutional Initiatives 126 (CI-126) and 127 (CI-127) are currently in their signature gathering phase, but what exactly are they and what does it mean for Montana voters?

Promoters of two constitutional initiatives — CI-126 and CI-127 — earlier this month urged Choteau citizens to support the proposed primary voting changes as a way of restoring more power

HELENA, Mont. - Constitutional Initiatives 126 (CI-126) and 127 (CI-127) are currently in their signature gathering phase, but what exactly are they and what does it mean for Montana voters?

HELENA, Mont. - Constitutional Initiatives 126 (CI-126) and 127 (CI-127) are currently in their signature gathering phase, but what exactly are they and what does it mean for Montana voters?

HELENA, Mont. - Constitutional Initiatives 126 (CI-126) and 127 (CI-127) are currently in their signature gathering phase, but what exactly are they and what does it mean for Montana voters?

Approved by the Montana Supreme Court, advocates have begun collecting signatures in order to be added to the November ballot.

Approved by the Montana Supreme Court, advocates have begun collecting signatures in order to be added to the November ballot.

Choteau-area leaders will host a town hall meeting at the Choteau Pavilion on April 3 at 6 p.m. to share their support for CI-126 and CI-127 and answer questions from

Montanans for Election Reform has submitted two proposed initiatives to the Montana Constitution that would change the requirements for electing members of Congress, the governor, state land board officers and state lawmakers.

If a Montana committee gets its way, voters will have a chance next year to consider a major overhaul of the state’s election system.