Montana constitutional initiatives bankrolled by national groups
Three statewide measures on Montana’s November ballot are largely funded by outside organizations. MER and MER backed two related efforts to shift elections to open primaries and require majority rule. National donors, including Article IV and Unite America PAC, provide most funding, with MER receiving about 99 percent of 2024 contributions from outside groups. CI-126 calls for a top four primary for statewide and legislative races, while CI-127 seeks a majority vote threshold and potential ranked choice rules.
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Montanans Securing Reproductive Rights
MSRR
Montanans For
Montanans For Election Reform
MER
MEA
Article IV
Unite America Pac
San
Denver
PAC
Montana
Public Service Commission
Frank Garner
Spectrum launches Life Unlimited branding with free upgrade
Spectrum unveils a brand refresh promising a free speed upgrade, outage credits, and same day service technician visits under its Life Unlimited platform. Charter Communications executive cites customer trust as core as outages fixed quickly or credits issued for late responses.
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Spectrum
Sharon Peters
Charter Communications
Life Unlimited
Sheehy defends old recordings amid Native remarks
Tim Sheehy rebuts claims he called Crow Indians drunk and says the tapes are years old and edited. He appears on Fox News to clarify comments while leading statewide polls over incumbent Jon Tester.
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U.S. Senate
Tim Sheehy
Sheehy
FOX News
Cable
Montana
Char Koosta News
Flathead
Jon Tester
Shelby
Turk Stovall
Crow Reservation
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Victoria Eavis
Carly Graf
Thom
Independent
Montana State Capitol