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Montana Voter Guides

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This page is a research guide – it does not endorse or oppose issues or candidates.

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Nonpartisan Guides

Journalism and nonpartisan civic resources that present candidates and ballot information without endorsing.

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These guides advocate for a viewpoint. They score legislators or endorse candidates from a stated point of view. They're here so you can find them easily and read them with that in mind. Listing a guide is not an endorsement, and inclusion does not depend on which side a guide takes.
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How to research your vote

As they say, never believe everything you read – so how do you figure out which information sources to believe?

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Find out who and what is on your ballot

The Montana Secretary of State and local county elections offices are tasked with providing facts about who and what is on your ballot.

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Get to know the people and the issues

Find out candidate background and policy priorities on their website and social media profiles. A general Google search may also bring up news articles and letters to the editor for additional context.

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Check the attributions

All paid information, including advertisements and mailers, must include information about what organization (including the candidate's own) paid for that publication. Candidates must also include their party affiliation.

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Montana Voter Portal
Official Montana Government site to check your personalized voter information and more.
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VoteMT.gov
Montana Secretary of State website guide to all things elections.
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Montana Voter Guides

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