Elections 2020

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?

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.

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.

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

Trump wasted no time going on offense, and his pugilistic approach left Biden fighting to complete a sentence. But Biden came with a few retorts of his own.

District Judge Donald Harris has decided to extend the deadline for returning ballots, according to the Associated Press. In my opinion, he changed our election law.

Here's the deal with Kamala Harris from a Montana perspective: She's anti-beef, she's anti-fracking, and she's anti-Catholic. What more do you need to add, I asked? "She's anti-gun."