Session brought substantial changes to Montana's election system
Sen. Mike Cuffe, a Eureka Republican who carried two of the most substantial voting bills to pass, said the session was the most consequential for Montana’s elections since his first
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Sen. Mike Cuffe, a Eureka Republican who carried two of the most substantial voting bills to pass, said the session was the most consequential for Montana’s elections since his first
The Montana State Capitol building in Helena. Four newly established advisory commissions will make recommendations to Montana’s governor on how to spend more than $1.5 billion of federal pandemic relief funds. The governor’s office Wednesday announced the commissions, made up of state lawmakers and appointees from the executive branch. They will focus on proposals to fund infrastructure, communications, economic stabilization and health projects and programs. State lawmakers earlier this year created the commissions along with a framework for allocating the federal American Rescue Plan...
The bills include: HB 66 Rep. Terry Moore (R â Billings) Reauthorize securities restitution fund HB 112 Rep. John Fuller (R - Whitefish) Require interscholastic athletes to participate under sex assigned at birth HB 233 Rep. Fred Anderson (R - Great Falls) Revise funding for students with disabilities HB 247 Rep. Marta Bertoglio (R â Clancy) Revise motor vehicle fleet registration HB 257 Rep. Jedediah Hinkle (R â Belgrade) Revise laws relating to government mandates and businesses HB 273 Rep. Derek Skees (R â Kalispell) Eliminate restrictions on nuclear facility developmen...
The 67th Montana Legislature has adjourned, capping four months of work in an unprecedented hybrid session as the state and the nation struggle to
Bill in Montana Legislature would launch investigation against âenvironmental groupsâ KTVQ-TV Posted at 1:16 PM, Apr 24, 2021 and last updated 2021-04-24 15:16:38-04 A day after some Republicans in the Montana House joined with Democrats to kill a controversial bill to allow NorthWestern Energy to purchase more power from Colstrip while cutting out the oversight of the Public Service Commission, Sen. Duane Ankney, R-Colstrip, introduced legislation that would allow the Attorney Generalâs Office to investigative âenvironmental groups.â Ankney made no bones about who h...