Election 2020

Montanans have cast a record number of votes in this year's general election.

Can you still register to vote, get a ballot, and vote on election day in any county in Montana? Yes. Even in the era of COVID-19, and what has been billed as an unprecedented "mail-in election." But you better be ready for a wait, maybe even a long wait at some of the county election offices.

Nothing like waiting till the last minute. Here's where to find the 11 ballot drop-off locations in Yellowstone County on Election Day.

Here's a question I received a couple of times already concerning mail-in elections here in Montana. What if someone voted early, but later decided that they wanted to change their vote? Could they go into the election office and get a new ballot and change their vote?

Have you been getting all of those political text messages that I have been? Are you as annoyed as I am? Is there anything that we can do about it?

According to the telephone poll of 758 likely voters between October 18-20, 49 percent of Montana voters responded that if the election were held today, they would vote to re-elect Donald Trump. 43 percent would vote for Joe Biden.

You won't need spare change for a parking meter to drop your ballot off in Yellowstone County.

I remember voting in my first election. It was pretty easy.

You can stop contacting me now. I already voted.

There is one really easy thing you can do to stop political junk mail from flooding your mailbox.

I don't know about you guys, but I don't know if I can take another 26 days of all this election crap and COVID crap at the same time.

One note that may become a big story is what happened yesterday before the debate.