Montana primary proposal could cut down on partisan divides
Season 2024
Episode 297
About the Episode
This November, voters in Montana will be deciding on two ballot measures that would fundamentally change voting in the state if they pass. If they pass, the state would have non-partisan primaries and a majority-winner requirement for future general elections. Stan Parker at Montana PBS reports.
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