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Our window to prepare for the future is closing.

At the Montana Democratic Party’s annual Mansfield-Metcalf dinner in Helena, one topic came up over and over again: Republican U.S. Sen. Steve Daines’ last-minute move to end his reelection campaign.

What the SAVE Act means for a state built around mail-in ballots

Breaking down barriers to equity for women and girls in Montana.

False claims that foreign government interference caused him to lose in 2020 have been a staple of the diet of lies Trump feeds to his faithful.

History draws little distinction between the one who commits the crime and the one who shields the criminal.

A group of environmental nonprofits have asked the Montana Public Service Commission to require NorthWestern to identify the 11 companies.

Local administrators keep the focus on procedures and service, not politics.

Talk is cheap. Put in the work on the ground if you want to win.

Our elections are none of the federal government’s damn business.

Livingston native Reilly Neill is on the campaign trail to the U.S. Senate, focusing her attention on listening to as many constituents as possible as she waits for Election Day.

Most Montanans learned long ago that a hard winter is easier to face when the shed is stocked, the neighbors are close, and the equipment works.

I’ve been talking directly with county election officials on the ground across Montana.

“Montanans deserve a fair shot at voting on whether corporations should be allowed to dominate our political process. Today’s filings provide a pathway.”

Email from Reilly for Montana FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE January 5, 2026 Contact: info@reillyformontana.com Neill Condemns Unauthorized Strike on Venezuela, Calls Out Daines for Backing Unconstitutional Wa

21st Century Community Learning Center programs at risk.