Montana is one heck of a big small town represented in Congress the last two decades by a single person. But Montana will soon have two congressional districts. How would you split Montana in two parts? Give your two cents on one of nine options or propose something different. The Montana Districting and Apportionment Commission recently reviewed hundreds of comments regarding possible options for dividing the state and now seeks comment on nine proposals. Make your voice heard online or in person on Oct. 19 before the Oct. 21 Commission work session when the panel will select a single map for additional comment on Oct. 30.
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About the Author: Joe Kolman
Joe is the Director of Research for the Montana Legislature. Originally from Harlowton, he's worked for the Legislature since 2004. He also staffs the Environmental Quality Council.
