Montana’s legislative district maps are redrawn every 10 years to account for population shifts recorded by the decennial census.

Boiled down to its basic criteria, the task of drawing Montana’s next legislative map doesn’t sound that complicated: The districts, used to elect Montana’s 100 state representatives and 50 ...

Montana State Rep. Derek Skees, a Republican from Kalispell, comments on proposed maps dividing the state into two congressional districts during a redistricting commission meeting in Helena ...

Members of the Montana Districting and Apportionment Commission approved these two congressional districts in November 2021. The map is shaded to illustrate the partisan lean of each district.

Redistricting Commission Chair Maylinn Smith broke with Democrats to pass Montana’s legislative map on Saturday, marking the end of over three years of work from the commission.

Montana's independent redistricting commission will consider the Legislature's nonbinding recommendations before finalizing the maps. It has 30 days to finalize the new districts.

The Montana Districting and Apportionment Commission is calling for comment on four maps of proposed legislative districts that would determine how we elect representatives and senators to the ...

The new lawsuit asks a Lewis and Clark County District Court judge to block implementation of the Regier map, which would otherwise be used in the upcoming 2024 elections for PSC districts 2, 3 and 4.

The legislature will have 30 days after submission on Jan. 6 to comment on the map before it gets kicked back to the commission.

This past year, Montana legislative district boundaries were changed by the Montana Redistricting Commission. This happens every 10 years after the census counts are made to reestablish Senate and ...