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One of the most important rights we enjoy as citizens of Montana and the USA is the right to vote for the people who make and uphold our laws. This right is the foundation upon which our democratic form of government is based. Many people in the world do not share this right. It's a civic duty we should all feel privileged to perform.

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You may use this service to find out if you are registered to vote, where you are registered to vote, the location and directions to your polling place, the status of your absentee ballot, and to view a sample ballot.

Winter 2017-2018

Oct 26, 2017

10/26/2017 In Great Falls we have a grain facility job starting. We may need up to 20 electricians. Working 10 hour days. Elevator systems, silos, load out for train and truck, processing building and offices. Most of our shops are busy but we're not sure how many calls we're going to get. There's still many jobs available to bid and hopefully we'll get everything our shops go after. Please go to this link for current information www.ibew.org/jobsboard

Page Last Updated: Oct 26, 2017 (11:23:00)

Political Action Center

Petition Governor Gianforte
Most Montanans agree that working people should have the freedom to join together in strong unions if they choose to. Right to work bills are an attack on Montana workers’ freedom to negotiate, and would affect the quality public services we all rely on. For almost a year now, nurses, teachers, corrections officers, firefighters, state troopers, and all other essential workers have been putting their health at risk to keep us safe and keep our communities functioning. Now, through legislature, their wages, benefits, pensions and voices are under attack. It’s one heck of a way to say “thank you.” Governor Greg Gianforte claimed he was on the side of Montana’s workers during his campaign — now it’s time to prove that he’s a man of his word. Sign our petition to tell Gianforte and the Montana Legislature to support our frontline workers by publicly opposing HB251 and SB89, as well as the following bills. HB 461, SB 346, SB 228, HB 289

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