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Montana Civics

Winners announced in 2021 ‘What does the US Constitution mean to me’ contest

SHERIDAN and LIVINGSTON and TOWNSEND, Mont. -- Six Montana students have been recognized for their work in the 2021 'What does the US Constitution mean to me' contest constructed by the Montana YouthVote Program. Students from Sheridan, Livingston, Townsend and Belt were named winners in the contest, which was eligible to all Montana students K-12. Under the…
November 16, 2021

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Montana Civics

Secretary Jacobsen, Superintendent Arntzen unveil new civics, YouthVote website on Constitution Day

HELENA, Mont. – Secretary of State Christi Jacobsen and Superintendent of Public Schools Elsie Arntzen are excited to announce a new website for Montana students geared toward civic education and voting. The YouthVote Program website was officially launched during a Constitution Day celebration in the Capitol rotunda on Friday. Under the guidance of the Youth Voting…
September 17, 2021

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Website developed, hosted, and maintained by the staff of Christi Jacobsen at the Montana Secretary of State’s Office.

sosmt.gov

Looking for more Montana Secretary of State services? You'll find more info on Elections & Voter Services, resources for Small Business, info and education for Notaries and much more at https://sosmt.gov/.

© 2022 Montana Secretary of State’s Office. All Rights Reserved.

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