Montana HB410 revises laws for approval of bond elections and mill levy elections, adjusting voter approval thresholds and turnout requirements.
Montana HB410 amends various sections of the Montana Code Annotated to revise laws governing bond elections and mill levy elections. The bill sets a majority vote and 35% voter turnout as the criteria for approving certain bond or mill levy elections held in even-numbered years. It also increases the minimum voter turnout required for certain elections that need 60% voter approval.
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