We wrap up the Secretary of State purging of inactive voters saga, for now. We also talk about the events since the last episode. Some people think they're pretty interesting, and could have a major impact on Montana's elections.

More than a fun fact and a brief discussion about the fires in Montana, in this episode we discuss Gianforte's residency issue and the SOS new fangled software.

We discuss the Montana primaries, polls, and whats gonna happen if we don't pass a dang levy or bond anywhere in the state.

How are the Montana statewide racing shaping up? Good question. We go through all the statewide races from Governor to Supreme Court Justice and tell each other how we feel about them.

Montana's federal candidates are ramping up their campaigns after months of building there base. There has been some excitement in the senate and eastern congressional races, but we take a explore each campaign a little deeper.

We talk about the which charter schools are coming to Montana, why a certain representative can't make up his mind, and we rate the last five governors of Montana on how "Montana" they are.

Every last one of those politicians are plants, and that's why politics is so confusing. We theorize about how exactly all these plants were put in place... There is also plenty of interesting news from across the state, and the political money is starting to pour into the state.

This episode wraps up a whole year of podcasting for us. Wow. We review the past year in Montana politcs, what we thought was important, and what we anticipate will be impactful for 2024. In looking forward, we make some guesses about the upcoming election and give a basic overview of what campaigns will look like.

It's short because someone messed up the recording, nonetheless we salvaged a decent section to talk about our congressperson who is going to protect America! Maybe? We also take a look at how the 2024 elections are shaping up.

We take a look at the culture of Montana; the rugged individualist and other themes we perpetuate as citizens. How does this impact our perception, and how it contributes to the movement of people to Montana. We do our political updates at the end, as usual, so listen to that... Unless you don't want to. Up to you, this is the Montana way.