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Montana’s Secretary of State launched her re-election campaign for the office that oversees elections and business services.
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Montana’s Republican state auditor launched a campaign for the state’s eastern district congressional seat.
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U.S. Sen. Jon Tester is defending a recent vote to protect gun ownership rights for veterans and other votes in line with Republicans.
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A Helena law firm has sued the state over a records request. Republican Brad Johnson has entered the U.S. Senate race. State environmental regulators are cracking down on a leaking wastewater pond near Holland Lake
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A Helena attorney has entered the for chief justice of the Montana Supreme Court.
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Montana officials appointed two replacements to the state’s new charter school panel. New Senate fundraising reports have been released.
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Ryan Busse is a former firearms executive who got national attention for his book that’s critical of the gun industry. He’s also been an outspoken critic of Republican Gov. Greg Gianforte.
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Ming Cabrera, a retired pharmaceutical rep from Billings, is the latest Democrat to announce his candidacy for Montana's eastern district U.S. House seat.
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Jesse James Mullen has filed campaign finance paperwork for the statewide seat in the 2024 election. Mullen is the owner of Mullen Newspaper Company and a former candidate for the state’s House of Representatives.
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Two more candidates have announced campaigns to be the state’s top superintendent of public schools. There are now two Republicans and one Democrat in the race.