Montana § 20-20-312 - Listing Of Registered Electors -- Late Registration

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§ 20-20-312. Listing Of Registered Electors -- Late Registration

Listing of registered electors -- late registration. (1) After closing regular registration, the county election administrator shall prepare a list of registered electors for each polling place established by the trustees. The list for each polling place must be prepared in the format of a precinct register book. (2) An elector may register as provided in 13-2-304 to vote in a school election after the close of regular registration.

Source: official Montana text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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