Montana HB482 would require local government elections to be partisan.
Montana HB482 amends the state's election laws to mandate that local government elections be conducted on a partisan basis. The bill specifies that local government elections can be either partisan or nonpartisan. It affects the statutory basis for various forms of local government, including municipal council-mayor, municipal commission-manager, and county manager forms. The changes apply to elections held after the bill's effective date.
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