The failed draft would have let Montana voters record a party choice at registration and add one later, with recorded choices appearing on precinct lists.
Voters could choose a party affiliation when registering, and people already registered could add one at any time. The form would let voters decline to answer.
Election administrators would show a voter's party affiliation on precinct voter lists and registers if it appears in the voter's record.
The draft would let voters choose a party affiliation on the voter registration form. People already registered could add a party affiliation at any time. The form would offer Democratic, Green, Libertarian, Republican, another party, or the option not to answer. The draft says it would take effect upon passage and approval. It died in process, so that trigger did not occur.
Election administrators would include a voter's recorded party affiliation on precinct voter lists and registers. The lists cover registered voters in each precinct; precinct registers are prepared for election judges. A party affiliation would appear only if it is included in the voter's record. The draft says it would take effect upon passage and approval. It died in process, so that trigger did not occur.
No hearings or votes scheduled.