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Join us Oct. 17
No Kings Rally!
No Kings: Vote Early
No Thrones. No Crowns. No Kings.
Saturday, October 17 | 11 AM–1 PM
Main St. / Hwy 93 / Marcus St., Hamilton
Join us for a peaceful No Kings: Vote Early Rally as we turn people power into voter power.
After a year of people coming together and speaking out, the next step is making our voices count at the ballot box. October 17 is a day of community and nonpartisan voter participation—encouraging every eligible voter to know their options, make a plan, and vote.
Power belongs to the people—but only if we use it.
Bring a sign. Bring a friend. Join your neighbors.
No Kings events are committed to peaceful, nonviolent action. Participants are expected to act lawfully, help de-escalate potential confrontations, and leave weapons of any kind at home.
Your Vote. Your Voice. Your Future.
Election Day is approaching! Stay informed, hear directly from the candidates, and make your voice count. Two important Montana debates offer voters an opportunity to learn where candidates stand on the issues that matter most.
Upcoming Montana Candidate Debates
U.S. Senate — Sunday, October 11 | 10:00 AM
Candidates Kurt Alme (R), Alani Bankhead (D), Seth Bodnar (I), and Kyle Austin (L) are scheduled to participate in a debate hosted by the Montana Broadcasters Association.
Watch live on Montana PBS or online.
U.S. House, District 1 — Tuesday, October 13 | 8:00 AM
Aaron Flint (R) and Sam Forstag (D) face off in a closely watched congressional race. Hear their positions and decide for yourself.
Watch live at Montana Free Press, on its YouTube channel, or through NonStop Local.
Stay Informed
Vote YES on I-194
Why I-194 is "The Montana Plan"
Montana has never waited for Washington. I-194 is a homegrown answer and a blueprint for the nation.
Montana was built by people who valued open country, fierce independence, and the freedom to govern themselves. From the frontier era to the fight against the Copper Kings, Montanans have repeatedly stood up when concentrated wealth tried to overpower ordinary citizens.
That history makes Montana uniquely suited to lead this fight.
Our curated collection of trusted links helps you stay informed about the issues that shape life in Montana — from healthcare and housing to climate, immigration, and public lands.
Explore perspectives, learn what’s at stake, and find ways to turn knowledge into action.