Election Department

 

June Johnson
100 W Laurel Ave
Plentywood MT 59254-1699
406.765.3403  | 406.765.2609 fax

 

The Election Department administers the maintenance of the voter registration files, candidate filings and all aspects of the election process. Of primary emphasis and concern is making voter registration and the process of voting as simple and accessible as possible.

 

Polling Places

General Voter Information

Schedule of Elected Offices

Information on how to vote for people with disabilities

How to become an election judge

Frequently asked questions

Montana election laws and statutes

 

Forms

Application for an Absentee Ballot(pdf)

Voter Registration Form(pdf)

 

Voter Registration

1. an applicant for voter registration shall provide the applicant's driver's license number; or
2. if the applicant does not have a driver's license, the applicant shall provide the last four digits of the applicant's social security number.

 If an applicant does not have a driver's license or social security number:

an applicant appearing in person before the election administrator shall provide:

1. current and valid photo identification, including but not limited to a valid driver's license, a school district or
2. postsecondary education photo identification, or a tribal photo identification, with the individual's name; or
3. a current utility bill, bank statement, paycheck, government check, or
4. other government document that shows the individual's name and current address.

an applicant applying to register by mail shall also enclose a copy of:

1. a current and valid photo identification, including but not limited to a valid driver's license, a school district or
2. postsecondary education photo identification, or a tribal photo identification, with the individual's name; or
3. a current utility bill, bank statement, paycheck, government check, or
4. other government document that shows the individual's name and current address.

 

Related Sites

 

Click on the logo below to if you are registered to vote, what county and address you are registered at.

You can see if you are an absentee voter and can check the status of your absentee ballot for the primary and general elections.

You can also view a sample ballot for your precinct beginning 45 days before each primary and general election.

 

Where do I vote?

Secretary of State - Election Bureau

Vote.com

Project Vote

 

Montana Congressional Delegation

   Senate
      Max Baucus
      Jon Tester

   House of Representatives
      Steve Daines

 

 

Past Election Results

2010 General Election Results

2010 Primary Election Results