The quotable Brian Schweitzer
The website Roll Call published an entertaining interview with former Montana Gov. Brian Schweitzer today that’s making the rounds online. Judging by my past experience… Read More »The quotable Brian Schweitzer
The website Roll Call published an entertaining interview with former Montana Gov. Brian Schweitzer today that’s making the rounds online. Judging by my past experience… Read More »The quotable Brian Schweitzer
On Sunday and again in today’s paper, the Chronicle published on its opinions page the paper’s political endorsements for this election year. The [first set… Read More »Do newspaper endorsements matter?
Update: Terri McCoy called over the weekend to clarify one issue about the complaints received from the 2010 reporting program. I wrote that 45 submissions… Read More »Montana Secretary of State launches site to streamline election law violation reports
It would appear that the mudslingers and satirists in the race for Montana’s sole senate seat are already hard at work creating parody Twitter accounts.
Well, since everybody at the Montana Legislature discovered Twitter a couple weeks ago (even Republicans), the #mtleg hashtag has become rife with partisan tweets. So,… Read More »Get your own hashtag!
My wife, who has been following news about this year’s legislative session with gusto, pointed out the above-pictured Facebook posting to me this afternoon: Republicans… Read More »Montana Republicans discover Twitter
Faculty members from the political science department at Montana State University have started a blog to analyze state, local and national politics, the university announced this week.
The past week has seen a change in management at the Montana politics blog Left in the West.
Foursquare users can use a site called GeoPollster to vote in an instant, online poll of nationwide voter sentiment.
The Chronicle’s website will be open late to provide readers with election results as they come in Tuesday night.