Where D I Register To Vote Billibgs Mt What Do I Bring For Id?

The 2022 Primary Elections are happening on June 7th and it's never been so important to make your vocalization heard. Montana'due south new congressional district allows for Montanans to ensure their voice is heard at a national level. Use the Forward Montana Voter Hub to ensure you lot have a plan to vote.

Remember, who you vote for is private information BUT if you vote is public! Keep that voting tape perfect & be a model for your communities — nosotros tin't afford to have you sit this one out!

Step i. Annals to Vote!

To brand sure you are registered to vote, check out My Voter Page. On or after May 10th, y'all will need to register in-person at your local county elections office. To find your local county elections function, click here.

You must register to vote by until 12:00 PM on Monday, June 6th (the day before Election Day).

Brand sure you have the right ID ready to register! The approved list of ID is beneath:

Montana Driver'due south License or Montana state ID card number or,
The last iv of your social security number or,
Armed forces ID card, tribal photo ID card, US passport, or Montana Concealed Carry permit or,
Photograph ID with proper name (i.e. student ID) AND a current utility bill, bank statement, paycheck, government check, or other authorities certificate that shows your name and current address

Head to this link to learn more than near registering to vote by mail and in-person.

Step ii. Research the Candidates & Issues

Congressional Candidates

From May 3rd – May 8th, we went on the road with Congressional Candidates. Candidates participated in forums in which they were asked a series of hard-hitting long form and rapid response questions. These questions centered the nearly pressing bug facing Montanans today: climate change, affordable housing, voting rights and LGBTQ+ equality. Caput to the link below to find the recordings of these forums for more information about the participating candidates.

Supreme Court candidates

Montanans are voting for the next Supreme Court justice in our country. For more information nearly each candidate, head to the link below!

Detect your legislative district:

Step 3. Vote

On May 13th, absentee ballots will begin to be mailed out across the state!

If you don't receive your ballot in the mail within a calendar week from the election mail date for an ballot (and you lot are signed upwardly to vote absentee), then give your elections part a call using the phone numbers below:

Billings: (406) 256-2740
Bozeman: 406-582-3060
Missoula: (406) 258-4751
Kalispell: (406) 758-5535

Not located in ane of the cities listed & looking for information on how to contact your elections function? Cheque out: voteinmt.org

Completed ballots must be received by your local County Elections office on June 7th at 8PM. If you lot're mailing your election, make sure to put a 58 cent stamp on your envelope and mail it by May 31st, AKA vii days before the election! Call up, ballots received tardily won't count.

Non sure if you lot're registered to vote? Take other questions nigh your absentee election or where to vote? Slide into our DM's on social media or call us at 406-542-VOTE. You must register to vote by until 12:00 PM on Monday, June 6th (the day earlier Election Day).

Footstep iv. Kick up your feet.

Civic engagement looks good on you lot.

What Voters Say

The Forwards Montana guides are usually the just truly impartial voting guides I can usually find during election season. I appreciate that they take the time to inquire about bug that are both important nationally and locally. Through their guides and the research they exercise, they requite our generation a voice in elections when most other organizations would rather pretend that the young generation of voters only don't exist.
Devin M., Missoula