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 Sep 24, 2026

Voter Registration Reminder and Ballot Certification

With Election Day just weeks away, Montana Secretary of State Christi Jacobsen is encouraging voters to start preparing now. Registered voters across the Treasure State can now view their specific sample ballots online.

Because of variations in districts and precincts, there are more than 800 different ballot styles available. State and local election officials completed ballot certification in August to make this one of the earliest rollouts of sample ballots in Montana history.

By visiting voterportal.mt.gov, voters can review the exact races, candidates, and ballot issues they will see on Election Day. The portal also allows voters to find their polling places and confirm that their registration information is fully up to date ahead of the November 3rd General Election.

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