Elections

This Fall thousands of Montanans will head to the polls, but are we missing out on actually shaping our states future?

Ballots will soon be showing up in mailboxes, and a lot of folks have already been asking- who are the conservatives/moderates to vote for when it comes to the Billings City Council elections?

As Montana grows, Montana changes - and that applies to voting districts, too. You are going to receive a new Montana Voter Registration Card soon, and even if you've lived in the same place for years, you might be voting in a new location in upcoming elections. Gallatin County alone increased its total number of precincts from 32 to 46.

Remember how they got attacked because we described them as "two women of faith?"

Flint: Andrea and Brooke are two women of faith who will look out for the best interests of your kids and your teachers.

Montana is close to banning outside money in our elections offices, including the notorious "Zuckerbucks" that Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg used to interfere in the 2020 elections.

Harmeet Dhillon is a rock-solid pro-life conservative lawyer who made a run at Republican National Committee Chair. She continues to pick up support all across the country, and Montanans will soon get a chance to see her in person.

Over the weekend, Senator Tester told The Daily Inter Lake how the United States "has farted around in the Middle East forever." That comment did not sit well with a combat veteran of Iraq and Afghanistan like Sheehy. He told this to Fox News in a big story that came out Thursday morning...

Retire...or get fired. That's the message in a new ad targeting liberal Senator Jon Tester (D-MT). Here's the new ad from the National Republican Senatorial Committee (NRSC), which is now chaired by Montana's conservative Senator Steve Daines (R-MT).

There's a big meeting coming up Saturday for legislative redistricting here in Montana. The public has the opportunity to weigh in on the proposed maps both in person at the capitol, and online via Zoom.

I asked the question is Montana losing part of its greatness over politics, the responses proved my point. Check out some of the people's responses.

We got his take on what happened in 2022, how the map looks in 2024, and what nonsense the Democrats will try to push during the lame duck session of Congress prior to January.