Voting Rights
Voting rights are under attack across the United States. The ACLU of Montana is working hard to protect the voting rights of all people in general and of Native Americans, whose voting rights are often specifically targeted by the Montana Legislature, in particular.
What you need to know
77% of registered Montana voters
77% of registered Montana voters voted in the 2024 general election
80% absentee ballots
80% of all votes in the 2024 general election were made using absentee ballots
727 voting precincts
727 voting precincts across Montana
Voting rights are under attack in this country as state legislatures nationwide pass voter suppression laws under the pretext of preventing voter fraud and safeguarding election integrity. These voter suppression laws include stringent identification and proof of citizenship requirements and eliminate early voting and same-day voter registration.
The ACLU of Montana is working hard to protect the voting rights of all people in general and of Indigenous voters in particular.
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Lawsuit Filed Against New Law that Limits Indigenous Participation in Montana’s Electoral Process
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