The Tester-Sheehy face-off isn’t the only Montana contest in the national spotlight, attracting millions of out-of-state dollars.

A new Montana law requires all write-in candidates to register as such with the Secretary of State's Office or else any vote ...

Being confused by government is an American birthright. That’s where journalism comes in — to explain the process and the ...

Only five US presidential elections have seen the ultimate victor in the Electoral College actually lose the popular vote ...

Montana’s high court has unwound GOP priorities, including striking down voting restrictions this spring, but conservatives ...

Both presidential tickets are set for the 2024 election, but a lot more is going on further down the ballot that may have ...

Despite tribes’ status as autonomous, sovereign nations, lands on federal Indian reservations provide revenue to state ...

Voting is now underway, and it's not just the presidential race on the ballot. Here are some the notable things about the ...

For years, lawmakers in multiple states have been pushing to keep daylight saving time, or “summer time,” the year-round norm ...

The Montana Supreme Court ruled that a third-party Senate candidate can remain on the November ballot, rejecting the state's Democratic Party lawsuit.

Tim Sheehy, the Republican candidate for the U.S. Senate seat in Montana, was caught on tape making disparaging racist ...

When Attorney General Austin Knudsen ordered that the ballot language be changed to give voters a full and honest explanation of the amendment’s actual effects on current law, our far-left supreme ...