Montana voters have rejected two proposed constitutional amendments to reshape the state’s primary and general elections, opting to stick with separate party-primary ballots and simple majority wins in general elections.
Montana voters have rejected two proposed constitutional amendments to reshape the state’s primary and general elections, opting to stick with separate party-primary ballots and simple majority wins in general elections.
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