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Tuesday was a very good night for Democrats in Virginia and Ohio. So what does that mean for Montana in 2024? It should be a big wake up call for conservatives and everyday Montanans who want to see our country headed in a better direction.

While Montana legislators delivered historic tax relief and stronger laws to go after fentanyl dealers, liberal Senator Jon Tester (D-MT) is responsible for our wide open border that is bringing the drug epidemic to Montana.

Jonathan McNiven will be filling in for me on Friday's Montana Talks statewide radio show. Looks like he'll have a very solid lineup of guests, including newly elected Montana GOP Chairman Don "K" Kaltschmidt.

In the battle for a chance to face incumbent Democratic U.S. Sen. Jon Tester in November, an outside group with deep pockets is making significant advertising buys in Montana’s Republican primary race – this time to support state Auditor Matt Rosendale– while targeting former state District Judge Russell Fagg of Billings...

At a press conference in Missoula on Friday, Green Party spokesperson Danielle Breck confirmed that the Montana Republican Party has officially thrown their support for the party against the Montana Democrats who are challenging the legitimacy of petitions to place Green Party candidates on the ballot.

Q2 reports that Montana’s top elected officials reacted to President Donald Trump’s first State of the Union address, predictably falling mostly along party lines. Republican Sen. Steve Daines said “…we heard the President speak of a nation that is strong and secure...

The new chair of the Montana Republican Party is Debra Lamm, a retired attorney and former Republican state legislator from Livingston.  At a party convention in Billings last weekend, Republican delegates chose Lamm as the new state chair over George Paul, a local party official from Great Falls, and Aaron Flint, a former conservative radio talk-show host who was chief of staff for former Congres

The Montana Republican Party meets later this month to elect its officers, among them, a party chairman, an office currently held by Will Deschamps of Missoula.

Three prominent Republicans have joined forces in opposition to fellow Republican Ryan Zinke’s bid for Congress.

The announcement on Saturday is that former governor Brian Schweitzer would not be seeking the U.S. Senate seat held by the retiring Max Baucus, sent shock waves through both the Democratic and Republican parties.