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The Ballot Minnesota DeskOct 4, 2026
Montana’s 2026 election guide
The title identifies two areas of focus: current key races and records from earlier presidential elections. It does not identify a specific 2026 contest, election date or candidate.
Current races and past results
The two categories answer different voter questions. A 2026 race concerns a current contest, while historical presidential results describe completed elections from earlier years. Past results are records, not polls, endorsements, candidate positions or forecasts about a future contest.
No candidate is attached to the item, so there are no documented policy positions to compare and no basis for a candidate-by-candidate assessment. The phrase “key races” also does not name which Montana offices or contests are included.
Details needed for comparison
A specific race must be identified by office and election before voters can compare candidates. Candidate information must be tied to a named contest, while a historical result must be tied to a particular presidential election year.
Without those links, the guide serves as a broad entry point for Montana’s 2026 elections and presidential voting history. It does not set out a ballot lineup, connect candidates to races or report a result from the 2026 cycle.
