It’s Election Day, and a raft of candidates are nearing the finish line of a contentious campaign season shaped by the coronavirus pandemic.
In Montana, the polls are open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. today, and while Flathead County is one of 46 counties in Montana that adopted an all-mail format for the Nov. 3 general election — meaning every active registered voter in Flathead County was sent a ballot by mail this year — residents can still register to vote and fill out their ballots in person until polls close.
Watch our live video updates on the state of the election, what we’re watching and results as they come on Facebook.
Tune in to the live results here.
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Steve Daines Wins Reelection in U.S. Senate Race
The Associated Press called Montana’s junior senator seat for incumbent Daines
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Greg Gianforte Elected Montana’s Next Governor
Win marks first Republican gubernatorial victory for Montana in 16 years
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Local Voters Wait Hours to Register, Cast In-Person Ballots
Majority of county residents voted by mail, but those who needed to register, change addresses or wanted to cast ballots in-person had wait times
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Flathead County Casts Record Number of Votes
Montana also breaks record, was third state to exceed 2016 vote total before Election Day
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How to Vote on Election Day
Here’s what Flathead County voters need to know about ballot drop-off locations, in-person voting and late registration
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