Pence stopped by Kalispell in the hopes of electing Matt Rosendale to the U.S. Senate and Representative Greg Gianforte to full-term in the House.
As of Monday morning, a record-high 303,000 Montanans had already voted by submitting absentee ballots through the mail
With less than a week until election day, campaign spending by outside groups on Montana’s U.S. Senate race has topped $33 million, easily breaking the old record for a Montana campaign.
Libertarian U.S. Senate candidate Rick Breckenridge on Wednesday threw his support behind Republican Matt Rosendale, in part because of what he and Rosendale called an illegal “dark money” mailer meant to help Democratic incumbent Jon Tester.
The opponents of Initiative 185, which would extend Montana’s Medicaid expansion, say the program that offers government-funded health coverage to nearly 100,000 low-income adults, will squeeze the state budget if it’s not revised.
Each candidate is getting about three-fourths of his campaign cash from outside Montana, according to an analysis by MTN News
The President will host a rally on Saturday, November 3rd, at Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport.
MTN News has confirmed that President Trump will visit Bozeman before Election Da
Donald trump Jr. Is touring the state for a two-day, multi-city tour which is being referred to as the “Montana Victory Tour.”
Recent polls have shown Gianforte with a single-digit lead over Williams in the race for Montana’s U.S. House seat.
The poll has an error margin of plus-or-minus 2 percent.
Under current law, Montana’s Medicaid expansion is scheduled to expire next June 30.
Montana voters are deadlocked over a ballot initiative to extend Medicaid coverage for low-income adults and fund it with higher tobacco taxes – but a sizable chunk of voters remains undecided
One of two tobacco firms bankrolling the campaign against Initiative 185, which would raise tobacco taxes to help fund Medicaid in Montana, has dumped another $5 million into the campaign.
Republican Congressman Greg Gianforte, running for his first full term in Montana’s only U.S. House seat, holds a 47.6 percent to 40.1 percent lead over Democratic challenger Kathleen Williams
