Montana HB221 revises election laws to mandate certain local elections occur in even-numbered years.
Montana HB221 amends election laws to require certain local elections to take place in even-numbered years. Specifically, it mandates that elections for municipal officers, federal officers, state officers, and district court judges must occur on the general election day in even-numbered years. The bill also includes provisions for transitioning terms of office that end in odd-numbered years, ensuring special elections are held in the preceding even-numbered year. This change applies to all municipal elections scheduled after the effective date of the act.
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