Montana’s new Supreme Court Chief Justice Cory Swanson administered oaths to six Republicans, including Governor Greg Gianforte, signaling a clear shift towards conservatism in the state’s politics. Despite the mandate from voters, Gianforte expressed willingness to work with individuals from all parties to bring positive change. The Senate and House also began their sessions, with Secretary of State Christi Jacobsen emphasizing the importance of making wise financial decisions. Republicans highlighted their majority, outlining their priorities such as opposing the woke agenda and supporting law enforcement, while Democrats aimed to find common ground. The atmosphere was filled with optimism and enthusiasm as new legislators expressed their excitement for the upcoming session. With the formalities completed, the focus will now be on addressing the needs of the people over the next 89 workdays. NBC Montana will continue to provide coverage of the developments throughout the session, both on-air and online.
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