Montana judge temporarily blocks new election laws
A voter casts their ballot at the Flathead County Election Department. (Casey Kreider/Daily Inter Lake FILE)
HELENA (AP) — A Montana judge has temporarily blocked several new election laws that the Montana Democratic Party, tribal organizations and youth groups argued were meant to make it more difficult for Native Americans, new voters, the elderly and those with disabilities to vote. District Court Judge Michael Moses ruled laws that eliminated election day voter registration, changed voter ID requirements for college students and prevented the paid collection of voted ballots would not be in effect for the June primary election...
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