Montana

STATE HOUSE

STATE SENATE

CHAMBER MAKEUP

Democrats: 42

Republicans: 58

CHAMBER MAKEUP

Democrats: 18

Republicans: 32

Current state:

Overview

When I think about what we accomplished I’m incredibly proud, and when I think of what we were able to defend against on the floor every day, the attacks against families and children, I'm incredibly proud of the work we did.”

Former Montana State Representative Kim Abbott

Thanks in large part to new district maps, the rightwing no longer holds a veto-proof supermajority, making it easier for lawmakers in the minorities to block extreme, harmful policies, advance life-improving policy priorities, and negotiate with the governor on issues that rightwing lawmakers are divided on.

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2024

While the rightwing still holds majorities, pro-democracy lawmakers gained ground in both chambers in 2024, netting 2 seats in the State Senate and 9 in the State House.

2020

Seven women candidates we supported had their races determined by about 300 votes.