Politics

In a statement released on Thursday, October 11, Missoula Justice of the Peace Marie Andersen reiterated that the recent attacks on her are politically motivated, since they come so close to an election

Missoula County Sheriff T.J. McDermott has called many of the complaints filed against his reelection campaign by opponent Travis Wafstet ‘de minimis’, or ‘too trivial or minor to merit consideration, especially in law’.

Questions were raised this week about Montana Green Party Senate Candidate Tim Adams, and whether or not he was actually just a republican running to split votes away from Democrat Jon Tester.

The expenditures in Montana are thousands more than he gave in most states, but are far less than the $30,000 plus he spent in New York and California.

Many Montana voters were sick and tired of all the radio ads, mailbox flyers and phone calls by the end of the recent congressional special election, but some also experienced a new type of political advertising: text messages.

She's a single mom who is tired of what have been called inevitable tax increases by a man who many say could be 'mayor for life'.

Lets be honest, it seems like people's political posts are the only thing that is popping up on Facebook anymore.

Republican gubernatorial candidate Greg Gianforte conceded defeat yesterday after being narrowly defeated by incumbent Democrat Steve Bullock.

The Montana governor's race is still too close to call, Ryan Zinke easily defeated Denise Juneau for the U.S. House, and Republicans fared well over the rest of the statewide races.

The top two elected officials in Ravalli County, County Attorney Bill Fulbright, and Sheriff Chris Hoffman, have both condemned the latest radio ad produced in the Myers versus Langton for District Judge campaign.

Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives Paul Ryan was in Billings on Sunday to support the reelection of Montana's Ryan Zinke.

Republican Donald Trump swears the mainstream media is colluding with Democrat Hillary Clinton to help her win the Presidency. Larry Abramson, Dean of the University of Montana School of Journalism disagrees.