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The only contested race for Teton County at the primary level is that for representative of House District 18, where incumbent Rep. Llew Jones and challenger James Coombs, both of

Retired agriculture-education teacher Brian Bedord of Power on Feb. 20, filed for the Teton County Board of Commissioners, representing District 3, which includes the Dutton and Power areas.

Ninth Judicial District Court Judge Gregory L. Bonilla of Shelby on Monday filed to retain his seat in the district that includes Teton, Pondera, Toole and Glacier counties.

Teton County Clerk of District Court Lisa Sinton filed for reelection on Jan. 11, the opening day of the two-month candidate filing period for local, state and federal offices.

We’re now less than a year out from one of the biggest elections in Montana history.

We’re now less than a year out from one of the biggest elections in Montana history. Next November, our ballots will be stacked with candidates for president, U.S. Senate, two congressional seats, governor, attorney general, secretary of state, superintendent of public instruction, state auditor, and two supreme court seats (including chief justice), to say nothing of regional and local offices and any potential ballot initiatives.

We’re now less than a year out from one of the biggest elections in Montana history. Next November, our ballots will be stacked with candidates for president, U.S. Senate, two

Montanans can be confident that voting machines are secure, only eligible Montana citizens are casting ballots.

In the high country of Montana, where the Rocky Mountains meet the Great Plains, there are only two things you can rely on: horses and yourself.The horses I tru

On nearly straight party-line votes, House and Senate committees in the Legislature — three days before transmittal from one house to the other,