Montana HB819 revises laws on flag displays in and on state buildings and grounds.
Montana HB819 revises laws on flag displays in and on state buildings and grounds. It prohibits displaying flags or banners on government property that represent political viewpoints, including those regarding political parties, race, sexual orientation, gender, or political ideology. Exceptions include flags honoring law enforcement officers, military service members, and public service organizations. The bill also restricts nongovernmental or politically charged symbols on state property to maintain neutrality and inclusivity.
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