Montana’s rising cost of living featured in a debate Wednesday between the state's governor and his challenger in the upcoming election

We formed that department so little Black girls could go to school down South and we could have integrated schooling. We don’t need that anymore," the Republican said.

Republicans in Montana are on the cusp of achieving a feat only seen once before in the state’s history: a sweep of its Senate seats, governor’s mansion, and legislature at the same time. It’s a scenario Ryan Busse,

The GOP Senate hopeful made the case to supporters that his closely watched race in Montana is riding on far higher stakes than control of the upper chamber

Tuesday was the deadline for all candidates in federal races to submit their October Quarterly campaign finance reports to the Federal Election Commision.ANCHOR

The Montana Democratic Party printed a political flyer with candidates running for statewide office — but without Secretary of State candidate Jesse Mullen. Mullen is running against incumbent Republican Secretary of State Christi Jacobsen.

Republican incumbent Gov. Greg Gianforte and Democratic challenger Ryan Busse will square off in their first and only debate Wednesday.

In addition to a slate of federal and statewide races, Montana voters next month will be asked to weigh in on a pair of proposed amendments to the state Constit

Democrat Jesse Mullen and Libertarian John Lamb take aim at Secretary of State Christi Jacobsen’s record on election oversight.

Trump voters look set to decide the Senate majority. The main fight in Montana is all about how many of them longtime Democratic Sen. Jon Tester can entice to split their tickets.

Gov. Greg Gianforte at first dismissed Ryan Busse, a former firearms industry executive, as not a “serious candidate” and refused to debate the Democrat because he hadn't released his tax returns. Busse responded by releasing 10 years of income tax records, setting the stage for the debate hosted by ABC Fox Montana.