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Exclusive: Poll says taxpayer funds shouldn't go to public college athletic departments

(The Center Square) – American taxpayers are against using tax money to fund public college athletic departments in the era of name, image and likeness payments to athletes, according to a new Overton Insights poll exclusively provided to The Center Square before the poll’s full release Thursday. Just 19% of

Exclusive: Poll shows Americans opposed to legalized sports wagering

(The Center Square) – Sports betting legalization is supported by just 31% of Americans with 47% saying they are opposed, according to a new Overton Insights poll exclusively provided to The Center Square before the poll’s full release Thursday. The poll asked 1,377 registered voters questions between May 16-

Bodnar outraises Alme in pre-primary filings, submits signatures for ballot

In pre-primary filings submitted to the Federal Election Commission, independent U.S. Senate candidate Seth Bodnar outraised all candidates, including reporting three times as much in fundraising as Republican Kurt Alme. Bodnar, the former University of Montana president, reported raising $754,000 since the end of March, with a

Democratic and Republican appetite for ticket splitting in Montana elections is low, poll indicates

Montanans often tout being independent-minded, and have historically elected statewide and federal candidates of both major political parties in the same general election. But a new Montana Free Press-Eagleton poll indicates voters’ appetite for ticket splitting is continuing to wane. Roughly two-thirds of respondents said they have

US Senate: Bodnar campaign submits 30K signatures, leads fundraising horse race

While Republicans and Democrats vying for Montana’s open U.S. Senate seat are one week out from their primaries, Seth Bodnar, who left the top post at University of Montana to run for the office as an independent, says his campaign has gathered more than twice the signatures needed

Paxton pushes Cornyn out of longtime U.S. Senate seat

(The Center Square) - Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton on Tuesday ousted four-term incumbent U.S. Sen. John Cornyn during a night of major upsets and a race that got national attention. Paxton won the long anticipated Republican runoff for the Senate despite Cornyn, a former Senate Republican whip, getting

Bodnar outraises Alme in pre-primary filings, submits signatures for ballot

In pre-primary filings submitted to the Federal Election Commission, independent U.S. Senate candidate Seth Bodnar outraised all candidates, including reporting three times as much in fundraising as Republican Kurt Alme. Bodnar, the former University of Montana president, reported raising $754,000 since the end of March, with a