Montana § 13-22-104 Program Development

Montana Statutes

§ 13-22-104 — Program Development

Montana § 13-22-104

Title 13ELECTIONS

Ch. 22YOUTH VOTING ACT

Part 1General Provisions

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Mont. Code Ann. § 13-22-104 (2026).

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13-22-104 . Program development.

(1)The secretary of state and the superintendent of public instruction shall compile a program and establish a process whereby:

(a)students are instructed on the electoral process, the importance of voting, and how to mark and cast a ballot;

(b)students are educated about current issues in a manner appropriate for each grade level involved;

(c)students cast facsimile or mock ballots at a location designated as a youth voting location or while accompanying an eligible voter to a polling place during regular elections; and

(d)ballots cast by students at elections are counted and the results are made available to all participating schools.

(2)The program must be presented to participating schools in a nonpartisan, nonbiased, and informative manner.

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13-22-104 . Program development. (1) The secretary of state and the superintendent of public instruction shall compile a program and establish a process whereby:
(a) students are instructed on the electoral process, the importance of voting, and how to mark and cast a ballot;
(b) students are educated about current issues in a manner appropriate for each grade level involved;
(c) students cast facsimile or mock ballots at a location designated as a youth voting location or while accompanying an eligible voter to a polling place during regular elections; and
(d) ballots cast by students at elections are counted and the results are made available to all participating schools.
(2) The program must be presented to participating schools in a nonpartisan, nonbiased, and informative manner.