Hold MT Courts Accountable

GCRW • July 15, 2024

SB 302 - Require Judges and Justices of the Peace to Designate Partisan Preference

A statue of a woman holding a pair of scales of justice.

The Montana Supreme Court is neither nonpartisan, nor nonbiased, and left-learning media coverage makes it nearly impossible for Montanans without legal degrees to make informed voting decisions, especially regarding supposedly "nonpartisan elections."


We need our legislators to take immediate action by writing a letter to SOS Jacobson requesting a timely poll of legislators regarding a special session call to reconsider SB 302—partisan Supreme Court elections beginning this election cycle.


You can read about the travesty of our corrupt and tyrannical state supreme court at:

The Montana Supreme Court Tries to Move the State Left

The Montana Supreme Court - An Institution in Need of Reform


Contact your local GOP legislators and tell them you want them to "sign the letter to the Secretary of State, re: requesting a special session call on SB 302, re:supreme court elections reform."

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