Elections & Voter Information
Elections & Voter Information
Elections & Voter Information Crystal Roascio, Elections Administrator County Administration Building 17 West 11th Street PO Box 887 Red Lodge, MT 59068 P: (406) 446-1220 F: (406) 446-2640 [email protected] Voter Registration Forms - Montana Voter Registration Application - Absentee Ballot Application - Removal from Absentee Application - Voter Cancelation Form Other Forms & Resources - Precinct Maps - 2024 Election Handbook - Military & Overseas Voters - Candidate with the Commissioner of Political Practices (COPP) - Campaign Electronic Reporting System (CERS) - 2026 Carbon County School Elections (UNOFFICIAL RESULTS) - Resolutions Calling for an Election - Candidates Running for Office - Mail Ballot Plans - Sample Ballots - Unofficial Results - 2026 Federal Primary Election (Unofficial Results Enclosed) - Candidates: City of Red Lodge City Council, County Local Offices, Precinct Committee People - Sample Ballots - Public Test May 19, 2026 Certificate - June 2, 2026 Unofficial Results - Official Canvas - 2026 Primary Election Reconciliation Report (13-15-113, MCA) - 2026 Federal General Election - 2026 Special District Election - Candidates - Past Canvasses - Primary Elections - General Elections - School Elections - Municipality Elections - Special District Elections The Elections Office is responsible for accurately administering elections and providing voter services. Voter Registration: We are responsible for voter registration, including registering citizens to vote, implementing voter registration changes initiated by voters, and maintaining a voter database. Election Administration: We create and mail ballots, verify the integrity of returned ballots, tabulate results, and coordinate with entities. Election Assistance: We provide election assistance to municipalities, school districts, and special districts. Upcoming Elections 0 events found. Candidates Candidate Forms - School Trustee Forms - Special District Forms - County Office Forms - Precinct people Forms - City of Red Lodge - Candidate Information Within five (5) days of filing for office, a candidate must file a C1A State of Candidate with the Commissioner of Political Practices (COPP) in the Campaign Electronic Reporting System (CERS). The COPP will address questions at (406) 444-2942. Election Judges Qualifications: Election Judges must meet the following qualifications: - I am a citizen of the United States - I am 18 years of age or older - I am a resident of Carbon County - I am currently registered to vote in Carbon County - I am not a candidate running for office in the election, and I am not a spouse, parent, child or sibling of a candidate or a candidate's spouse or the spouse of any of these. * *This requirement does not apply to candidate for precinct offices **Please note: If you are a candidate or relative of a candidate, please inform the Election office. You may still be eligible to serve if you can serve in a precinct in which the candidate does not appear on the ballot. More Information - 2026 ELECTION JUDGE TRAINING FLYER - Election Judge Information Handout - How to Become a Judge If you or someone you know is interested in becoming an election judge, please send an email to [email protected]. Please include the following information: - Name - Date of Birth - Address - Email - Phone Number Training to become an election judge takes place in the spring of every even year. You will receive a notice of these trainings once they are scheduled. Military & Overseas Voters If you are a citizen living overseas or you or your spouse are serving in the military, you still have the legal right to vote in the state and county you consider your primary residence. My Voter Status Please visit My Voter Page to see the following: - If you are registered to vote - Your voter registration address - Location and directions to your county election office - If you are on the list to have ballots mailed to you - The status of your mailed ballot - A sample ballot Office Hours: MONDAY – FRIDAY (EXCEPT LEGAL HOLIDAYS), 8 A.M. – 5 P.M.
