Gallagher elected to serve rest of LaMalfa's term in Congress
Gallagher advances to Nov. 3 election for 2027-29 term; candidates still ahead in Northern California races
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Bankhead wins Dem Senate primary
Alani Bankhead has won the Democratic primary for Montana’s open U.S. Senate seat, defeating Reilly Neill.
With slightly over 23% of the vote in, Bankhead had drawn 44% of the ballots tabulated so far. Reilly Neill was second with 33%, Michael Black Wolf was third with 13% of
Wiener, Gallagher, Gray lead in congressional races
(The Center Square) – As results poured in for several congressional races Tuesday night, incumbent U.S. Rep. Adam Gray, California Assemblymember James Gallagher and California state Sen. Scott Wiener are all leading the competition for highly sought-after seats in the U.S. House.
Gallagher, R-East Nicolaus and candidate
Candidates advance in redrawn congressional districts
(The Center Square) - Several candidates across altered congressional districts in California are projected to head to November’s general election.
California voters passed Proposition 50, a measure that altered congressional districts in the state, aiming to add more Democrat representatives in Congress, but in one redrawn district, results could position
Bankhead holds early lead over Neill in Dem primary
Alani Bankhead holds an early lead over Reilly Neill in the Democratic primary for Montana’s open U.S. Senate seat, with thousands of ballots left to count.
With slightly over 18% of the vote in, Bankhead had drawn 42% of the ballots tabulated so far. Reilly Neill was second
Election Day: Bozeman, Belgrade primary voters weigh in
Tuesday, Election Day: A subdued primary opening at the Gallatin County Fairgrounds and Belgrade High School Special Event Center voting sites gave way to a busy afternoon at the county courthouse, another Bozeman voting location, where seemingly unending processions of vehicles and walk-up voters dropped off ballots.
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Montana primary: 238K absentee ballots counted, polls close at 8 p.m.
MONTANA - Montana Secretary of State Christi Jacobsen announced nearly 238,000 absentee ballots reached county election officials by 5 p.m. today.
Jacobsen said that amounted to roughly 46 percent of absentee ballots. She also said voters still have until 8 p.m. to return their ballots.
Ballots can be