Redistricting has created opportunities in the Gallatin County area for Democrats to pick up four seats in the Montana House this year and one seat in the Senate in each of 2024 and 2026, breaking the super-majority that Republicans held in both houses last year.
The boundaries of MT Senate Districts and MT House Districts were recently changed to reflect the results of the 2020 census. So, if you are experiencing a “who moved my cheese?” moment in figuring out in which legislative districts you can vote in 2024, you are not alone.
There are two ways to figure out in which senate and house districts you live. One way is to find the voter registration card that was mailed to you by the MT Secretary of State at the end of 2023. The other way is to enter your first name, last name, and date of birth here. If you no longer live at the address indicated, you will have to register to vote again.
If you are curious about how the boundaries of MT Senate districts and MT House districts have changed you can view the old and new legislative district boundaries on a map here.
You can investigate the partisan lean of 2024 MT House districts here.
MT House members elected for a two-year term. Information on the Democrat running in each MT House District that covers part of Gallatin County is presented below. The MT Secretary of State maintains a list of candidates who have filed for the 2024 elections here.
House District 57
New HD 57 and new HD 58 (essentially Livingston) are situated in new SD 29. The Democrat candidate for HD 57 is Scott Rosenzweig. You can view verified information about Scott by clicking on the links below:
See posts about the shortcomings of Scott’s opponent, Marty Malone, and the consequences of a Republican super-majority in the MT House.
House District 59
New HD 59 and new HD 60 are situated in new SD 30. The Democrat candidate for HD 59 is Ed Stafman (who previously served old HD 62). You can view verified information about Ed by clicking on the links below:
See posts about the shortcomings of Ed’s opponent, Marc Greendorfer, and the consequences of a Republican super-majority in the MT House.
House District 60
New HD 60 and new HD 59 are situated in new SD 30. The Democrat candidate for HD 60 is Alanah Griffith. You can view verified information about Alanah by clicking on the links below:
See posts about the shortcomings of Alanah’s opponent, Jerry Johnson, and the consequences of a Republican super-majority in the MT House.
House District 61
New HD 61 and new HD 62 are situated in new SD 31. The Democrat candidate for HD 61 is Becky Edwards. You can view verified information about Becky by clicking on the links below:
See posts about the shortcomings of Becky’s opponent, Thomas Carlson, and the consequences of a Republican super-majority in the MT House.
House District 62
New HD 62 and new HD 61 are situated in new SD 31. The Democrat candidate for HD 62 is Joshua Seckinger. You can view verified information about Joshua by clicking on the links below:
See posts about the shortcomings of Joshua’s opponent, Owen Lang, and the consequences of a Republican super-majority in the MT House.
House District 63
New HD 63 and new HD 64 are situated in new SD 32. The Democrats candidate for HD 63 is Peter Strand. You can view verified information about Peter by clicking on the links below:
See posts about the shortcomings of Mark Lewis’s opponent, Mark Lewis, and the consequences of a Republican super-majority in the MT House.
House District 64
New HD 64 and new HD 63 are situated in new SD 32. The Democrat candidate for HD 64 is Kelly Kortum (who used to represent H 65). You can view verified information about Kelly by clicking on the links below:
See posts about the shortcomings of Kelly’s opponent, Jolene Crum, and the consequences of a Republican super-majority in the MT House.
House District 65
New HD 65 and new HD 66 are situated in new SD 33. The Democrat candidate for HD 65 is Brian Close. You can view verified information about Brian by clicking on the link below:
See posts about the shortcomings of Brian’s opponent, Esther Fishbaugh, and the consequences of a Republican super-majority in the MT House.
House District 66
New HD 66 and new HD 65 are situated in new SD 33. The Democrat candidate for HD 66 is Eric Matthews. You can view verified information about Eric by clicking on the links below:
See posts about the shortcomings of Eric’s opponent, Marla Davis, and the consequences of a Republican super-majority in the MT House.
House District 67
New HD 67 and new HD 68 are situated in new SD 34. The Democrat candidate for HD 67 is Carl Anderson. You can view verified information about Carl by clicking on the link below:
See posts about the shortcomings of Carl’s opponent, Jedediah Hinkle, and the consequences of a Republican super-majority in the MT House.
House District 68
New HD 68 and new HD 67 are situated in new SD 34. The Democrat for HD 68 is Alexander Colafrancesco. You can view verified information about Alexander by clicking on the links below:
See posts about the shortcomings of Alexander’s opponent, Caleb Hinkle, and the consequences of a Republican super-majority in the MT House.