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From The Electric, YPR and KRTV, gathered by 6AM News, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.
The ElectricYesterday
Voter turnout high in Cascade County, no recounts for tight races, on The ElectricTurnout was high in Cascade County for the Nov. 3 election. Numbers aren’t official yet and a handful of ballots remain to be hand-counted during the Nov. 17 canvass, which will certify the local results. Terry Thompson, county elections administrator, told The Electric that things went smoothly on Tuesday and polls closed at 8 p.m. without a line, a vast
YPRNov. 4
Election Day sends a Montana incumbent and a newcomer to D.C., on YPRDowning and Forstag claim victory in U.S. House races.
The ElectricNov. 4
Group continuing effort to save Boston Barn in Black Eagle, on The ElectricThe Great Falls-Cascade County Historic Preservation Advisory Commission voted during a special meeting on Oct. 26 to spend up to $5,000 on an engineering evaluation of the Boston and Montana Barn. The aging barn is in Black Eagle, owned by the City of Great Falls and is the last remaining building owned by the Boston and Montana Consolidated Copper and
The ElectricNov. 3
Election 2026: Preliminary results in Cascade County, on The ElectricPolls closed at 8 p.m. across Montana. In Cascade County, operations went smoothly, according to county officials and poll watchers. So far, 26,019 ballots have been cast in the county, for a turnout of about 59 percent. Results are not final until the county canvass, which is scheduled for Nov. 17. Preliminary results in Cascade County Cascade County Commission Tom
KRTVNov. 3
What Cascade County voters need to know before casting their ballot, on KRTVBallots are rolling in as the Cascade County Elections Office prepares for one final push as voters head to the polls on Tuesday.
The ElectricNov. 3
Polls open in Cascade County; 21,190 ballots accepted so far, on The ElectricPolls are open in Cascade County until 8 p.m. today. As of 7 p.m. Nov. 2, the Cascade County elections office had accepted 21,190 ballots and staff were scanning through the evening until they had processed all ballots received in the mail and drop boxes on Monday, Terry Thompson, county elections administrator, told The Electric. Ballots in the mail for
YPRNov. 2
Election day arrives, on YPRSeveral key races and questions are before voters in Montana and Wyoming.
The ElectricNov. 2
County awards construction contract for Evans Riceville Road repair, on The ElectricCascade County Commissioners voted unanimously during a special Nov. 2 meeting to award a $482,460 contract to Shumaker Trucking for the construction and repair of Evans Riceville Road, a portion of which has been closed since June due a slide. County public works, with TD&H Engineering, issued an invitation to…
In brief
The short notes of Good Day Great Falls’ last two editions. Open one to read it, with its sources.
ElectionTurnout was high in Cascade County for the Nov.
Turnout was high in Cascade County for the Nov. 3 election, and polls closed at 8 p.m. without a line, elections administrator Terry Thompson told The Electric. A handful of ballots remain to be hand-counted during the Nov. 17 canvass, which will certify the local results.
News Notes · Today’s editionSource: The Electric