Excitement is building among voters in Montana as the November 5 election approaches. Nearly 50% of absentee ballots have been returned, with a total of 252,638 ballots out of 522,000 already received. Some of the largest counties in Montana have reported significant returns, with Yellowstone County leading at 53.47% returned ballots. Voters have until November 4 to request an absentee ballot and must ensure it is received by 8:00 p.m. on election night.
While the deadline for absentee voting by mail has passed, residents can still register to vote in person during early voting, which runs until November 4. Additionally, voter registration is allowed on election day on November 5 at local election offices. Montana offers over 700 voting locations throughout the state to make it accessible for residents to cast their ballots.
It is important for voters to confirm their polling location, hours, and precinct information on the Montana Secretary of State website. Polling places typically operate between 7:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. It is advised to check the hours beforehand to ensure a smooth voting experience. With high voter turnout and an array of voting options available, Montana residents are encouraged to participate in the upcoming election and make their voices heard.
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