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2020 Election Voter Guide.Indd Gallatin County Republican Women 2020 Candidate Endorsements and Election Voter Guide “The future of this republic is in the hands of the American voter.” Dwight D. Eisenhower, Former US President YOUR REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES FEDERAL GALLATIN COUNTY Donald J. Trump/Mike Pence for President/VP Jesi Stahl Clerk of District Court Steve Daines for US Senator Carter Atkinson Gallatin County Commissioner Matt Rosendale for US House of Representatives James Brown Public Service Commissioner, District 3 Nicolas Allevato Senate District 31 STATE Walt Sales Senate District 35 Marty Malone House District 59 Greg Gianforte/Kristen Juras for Governor/Lt Governor Bryan D. Haysom House District 63 Christi Jacobsen Secretary of State Jane Gillette House District 64 Austin Knudsen Attorney General Jolene Crum House District 65 Troy Downing State Auditor Jedediah Hinkle House District 67 Elsie Arntzen Superintendent of Public Instruction Caleb Hinkle House District 68 Laurie McKinnon Supreme Court Justice, District 5 Jennifer Carlson House District 69 2020 GENERAL ELECTION BALLOT MEASURES C-46 (HB 244) – VOTE NO Constitutional amendment to change constitutional Ballot Issue #11/CI-118 - VOTE NO Constitutional amendment to amendment signature requirements. establish the legal age for purchasing, consuming, or possessing marijuana. C-47 (HB 245) - VOTE NO Constitutional amendment to revise initiative signature Ballot Issue #14/I-190 - VOTE NO Legalizes the possession and use of requirements. limited amounts of marijuana for adults over the age of 21. LR-130 (HB 357) - VOTE YES Revise concealed carry laws. Protect 2nd Amendment. IN-PERSON BALLOT DEPOSIT LOCATIONS YOUR VOTE COUNTS To track your vote (My Voter Page), and find your polling place to vote in- October 9 thru November 3, Mon - Fri, 9am-5pm. person (Polling Place/Precinct Map), contact the Gallatin County Election November 3, Election Day, 7am-8pm. Department: 406-582-3060 or https://gallatincomt.virtualtownhall.net/ Gallatin County Election Office: 311 W Main Street, Room 210, Bozeman election-department. Office of Assoc. Students of MSU (ASMSU): 221 Strand Union Building, Bozeman *Ballots will be mailed to active registered voters beginning October 9. Belgrade City Clerk’s Office: 91 E. Central Avenue, Belgrade Manhattan City Clerk’s Office: 207 S. 6th Street, Manhattan PROTECT YOUR VOTE Three Forks City Clerk’s Office: 206 N. Main, Three Forks Least Secure: Return your ballot by mail no later than October 24 to Big Sky Water & Sewer District Office: 561 Little Coyote Road, Big Sky guarantee it is received by November 3, 8pm. West Yellowstone City Clerk’s Office: 440 Yellowstone Avenue, West Yellowstone More Secure: Deposit your ballot in-person at one of the locations below between October 9 & November 3. On Election Day only (Nov. 3), the locations below will also be Most Secure: Hand carry your ballot in person to the election office by or open for you to deposit your voted ballot: before 8pm on Tuesday, November 3rd. Gallatin County Fairgrounds: 901 N. Black Ave., Bozeman Hope Lutheran Church: 2152 W. Graf St., Bozeman PROTECT THE VOTING PROCESS Belgrade Special Events Center: 220 Spooner Rd, Belgrade 100 volunteers are needed in Gallatin County to ensure our election is River Rock Community Center: 101 River Rock Rd., Belgrade safe and secure – and isn’t stolen! Gallatin Gateway Community Center: 145 Mill St., Gallatin Gateway Join the Montana GOP team: [email protected] Manhattan Christian High School, 8000 Churchill Rd., Manhattan Sign up/be trained as a poll watcher: DefendYourBallot.com Bridger Canyon Fire Station, 8081 Bridger Canyon Rd., Bozeman DONATE VOLUNTEER JOIN OUR TEAM Paid for by Gallatin County Republican Women GallatinCountyRepublicanWomen.com PO Box 1036, Bozeman, MT 59771.
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