Montana SB366 revises the notification process for central committee county conventions, allowing calls to be emailed to committee representatives.
Montana SB366 amends the notification process for central committee county conventions, allowing the call to be emailed to committee representatives instead of only being published in a newspaper. The bill specifies that the county presiding officer must call the convention and notify representatives by email or mail at least four days before the convention. It also outlines the roles and election processes for officers within the county central committee, including the requirement that the presiding officer and vice presiding officer be of different genders.
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