Mara Silvers

Republican Gov. Greg Gianforte and Democratic challenger Ryan Busse met in Missoula Wednesday for a one-hour debate, the only forum the two major-party gubernatorial candidates have agreed to share before the Nov. 5 election.

Judicial forums are not typically known for their entertainment. But during an hour of questions and answers at a late September forum in Great Falls, hosted by the Montana Farmers Union, the four nonpartisan candidates for the open seats on the Montana Supreme Court successfully conveyed that their races are far from boring.

On a brisk Saturday morning in October, Missoula pastor Mark Pritchard began preaching from a podium on the steps leading up to the state Capitol building in He

Montana Free Press set out to answer some of the most common claims and questions about CI-128 raised by proponents, opponents, and everyday voters before residents go to the polls. Here's what we found.

Answers to some of the most common questions about CI-128.

BOZEMAN — Republican incumbent Greg Gianforte celebrated securing another four years in governor's office Tuesday night after early election results showed him easily besting Democratic challenger Ryan Busse.

BOZEMAN — A constitutional amendment to enshrine abortion rights in Montana surged to victory Tuesday night and Wednesday morning, with a majority

Judicial candidates Cory Swanson and Katherine Bidegaray claimed victory Wednesday in their respective races for two open seats on the Montana Supreme Court. Statewide vote counts showed them outstripping their respective competitors Jerry Lynch and Dan Wilson by margins of roughly eight percentage points.

Judicial candidates Cory Swanson and Katherine Bidegaray claimed victory Wednesday in races for two open seats on the Montana Supreme Court. Statewide vote counts showed them outstripping their respective competitors Jerry Lynch and Dan Wilson by margins of roughly eight percentage points.

A constitutional amendment to enshrine abortion rights in Montana surged to victory Tuesday night and Wednesday morning, with a majority of voters in the state backing the amendment alongside every statewide Republican official on the ballot.