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“Montana is a place that changes people, and I don't appreciate the folks that are trying to change it,” Busse said.

“I’ve been the governor for four years. I'm running on my record, and I'm happy to be judged on the results I've delivered from Montana," Gianforte said.

The two men in Montana's U.S. Senate race traded notably sharper barbs in their second hour-long debate, moderated by Montana PBS journalists Anna Rau and John Twiggs and held in a studio on the University of Montana's campus.

These numbers show how many families are living below the poverty line in Montana. The Federal poverty line for a family of four in 2024 is $31,200.

Montana’s tight U.S. Senate race will likely decide whether Democrats or Republicans hold power in the chamber and how enabled or hamstrung the next president will be.

State Attorney General Austin Knudsen is making headlines — but not the kind you want when you're seeking reelection. Two state Supreme Court candidates are hoping to get voters' attention.

Republican incumbent Gov. Greg Gianforte and Democratic challenger Ryan Busse will square off in their first and only debate Wednesday.

Republican incumbent Gov. Greg Gianforte and Democratic challenger Ryan Busse will square off in their first and only debate Wednesday. It will be livestreamed at 2 p.m. on the website of NonStop Local, the ABC-Fox affiliate for central and western Montana.

Gianforte said the state is a place where people are propsering, while Busse said the middle and lower classes are left behind.

This short video will tell you how to register to vote in Montana, and what you need to register. During an hour-long debate Wednesday, Republican incumbent Gov.