General Election

Voters across Missoula County in June will vote for or against a study that could prompt changes to the form and structure of local government.

Ballots for the November 2 general election will be in the mail on Tuesday, said Missoula County Elections Administrator Bradley Seaman.

For two hours on Monday, viewers of the City Club Mayoral Debate via ZOOM had the opportunity to hear from all four men seeking the office of Missoula's Chief Executive.

As the Presidential election continues in the grip of controversy, officials in Missoula County are pleased with how the election process itself was carried out.

There is no lack of participation in this election, with national, statewide and local races and issues before the voters.

The Missoula County Elections Office just announced that this Friday will be the first day of in person voting for this year’s General Election.

Last Friday, Missoula County Elections Administrator Bradley Seaman appeared on the KGVO Talk Back show to answer listeners’ questions about the upcoming all-mail general election.

With Missoula County choosing the all mail ballot option offered by Governor Steve Bullock last week, Elections Administrator Bradley Seaman took the time to clarify the issue of postmarks on the ballots.

Governor Steve Bullock at a press conference in Helena on Thursday ordered the Secretary of State and county election officials to add mail-in ballots to traditional polling place voting to the upcoming general election.

The Missoula County Elections Office will be putting over 48,000 absentee ballots in the mail on Friday, October 12 for the November 6 general election.

Missoula County needs 800 election judges for the upcoming primary and general elections, but as of Thursday, only 500 have come forward.

Today's final report from the county election.