Have Term Limits Worked in Montana?
By Evelyn Pyburn
Almost a fourth of Montana’s incumbent state legislators in Montana were ineligible to file for re-election this year because of term limits. It’s been over 30 years since Montana adopted term limits, amid much controversy and with lots of contrasting predictions about their impact.
So how have term limits impacted the state legislature and representative democracy?
Not very much, according to Brad Molnar, Laurel, who is a Montana State Senator, representing District 28. In...
By Evelyn Pyburn
Almost a fourth of Montana’s incumbent state legislators in Montana were ineligible to file for re-election this year because ...
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By Nicole Rolf and Rachel Cone, Montana Farm Bureau Federation
As we review the official first half of the Montana Legislative session, it’s sa...
