Keith Holmlund, Custer County Commissioner District #2, voted IN FAVOR of Resolution 2021-04 for ALL MAIL BALLOT ELECTION. (Below is a verbatim clip, taken from a recording of the September 8, 2020 County Commissioners meeting held at the Fairgrounds. His statement was recorded 1:03 into the recording.) Keith Holmlund speaking: I guess I'd like to maybe make everybody … [Read more...] about So you think bad weather is going to stop Montanans?
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How many ballots were returned from the June primary in Custer County?
The following dialog was recorded at the September 1st Custer County Commissioner meeting. It took place at the 32-minute mark of the recording. Citizen: How many ballots were returned from the June primary undeliverable? Custer County Election Official: I got 277 returned undeliverable. Citizen: OK, are those all going to go back out again for the November … [Read more...] about How many ballots were returned from the June primary in Custer County?
Mail-In Ballot Lawsuit & Actions Outside The Law?
Montana’s Governor Bullock left it up to the counties to decide how they would be conducting their elections on November 3rd. Our Custer County Commissioners just passed a Resolution to conduct a mail-in only election this year. Everyone in Custer County Montana will be voting by mail this year. Just to confirm: here in Custer County Montana you can go to Walmart and stand in … [Read more...] about Mail-In Ballot Lawsuit & Actions Outside The Law?
If At All Possible. . .
Two of the Custer County Commissioners said they voted to follow the law when casting their votes for an ALL MAIL-IN BALLOT election on November 3rd. During the 4 different meetings about this resolution, they often misquoted the law they were leaning on, leaving out the Very important words: If at all possible "The same polling place must be used for both the primary and … [Read more...] about If At All Possible. . .
Make Sure Your Vote Is Counted
Our Custer County Commissioners recently voted to take away our 'choice' to vote at the polls or via mail, as an absentee ballot. Even after huge crowds of citizens gathered at two different commissioner meetings demanding a re-vote, since their initial decision was based on two very pertinent pieces of information, they STILL decided that it was best to do mail-in voting only. … [Read more...] about Make Sure Your Vote Is Counted
