Missoula County Elections

The Montana Supreme Court’s decision to allow same-day voter registration has caused the Missoula Election Center to issue a call for more employees on Election Day.

The Missoula County Election Integrity Project and John Lott, Ph.D. have filed a lawsuit in Missoula District Court against the Missoula County Elections Office.

For those who expected former Congressman and Secretary of the Interior Ryan Zinke to run away with Tuesday’s primary election, they were in for a surprise.

With the primary election on Tuesday, officials with the Missoula Elections Office were informed on Monday that one precinct had an omission on its ballot.

County Elections Administrator Bradley Seaman spoke to KGVO News on Tuesday to provide some last minute guidance on voting for the primary election on June 3.

The Montana Supreme Court recently handed Secretary of State Christi Jacobsen two victories by overturning a district judge’s decision to block new statutes.

KGVO News spoke with Elections Administrator Bradley Seaman, who said this will be the first ‘polling place’ election in several years.

With the deadline for school election ballots to be received at the Missoula County Elections Office coming up on May 3, Elections Administrator Bradley Seaman has some advice for those who have not yet mailed in their ballot.

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

Recently on a Talk Back program featuring Missoula City County Elections Supervisor, one question that wasn't answered is this; can University of Montana students vote on issues that can raise taxes for Missoula residents?

The election is Tuesday but the last day to mail-in your ballots for the Missoula County Public Schools Election is today (Monday, May 2nd). If you forgot to get it into the mail today there are several “drop boxes” available across the county to place your ballot. The boxes will be accessible between 7 am and 8 pm today.