Voting

The rules and deadlines vary wildly according to each state.

2024 is a major election year, so we ask the question. Are Montanans better off now than they were four years ago?

As Montana grows, Montana changes - and that applies to voting districts, too. You are going to receive a new Montana Voter Registration Card soon, and even if you've lived in the same place for years, you might be voting in a new location in upcoming elections. Gallatin County alone increased its total number of precincts from 32 to 46.

Absentee ballots have been sent out and should arrive this week.

Montanans will head to the polls soon to vote. We will be voting for people and issues, but what if you aren't a fan of the folks who are on the ballot?

If you're not 100% sure or if you've changed your mailing address, it's crucial to find out if you're registered to vote in Gallatin County. Here's everything you need to know and how to check.

Elections matter, from local to national, remember that your voice deserves to be heard and the most effective way to make that happen, is to vote.

The mobile satellite office was set up in an effort help Gallatin County voters in advance of Election Day and to limit crowding and lines at voting stations throughout the area.

If you plan of voting in Montana's Primary Election, your ballot must arrive at the elections office by 8:00 p.m. on election day, Tuesday, June 2.

The Gallatin County Election Department will be conducting the June 2, 2020 primary election by mail-in ballot.

Ballots for the 2019 Countywide Special and Municipal General Elections will be mailed to all active voters in Gallatin County on Wednesday, Oct. 16.