Natalie Fertig

Absentee ballot returns are lowest in Montana’s three majority-Native American counties, where organizers battle misinformation and long distances in turning voters out to the polls.

More than six years after recreational sales launched, the state is still struggling to eradicate the unlicensed market.

The former president’s pro-cannabis policies could bolster his efforts to gain support with key Democratic constituencies.

Blue Dogs aim to grow their ranks

Rep. Dan Newhouse is facing two strong challengers, but the state's top-two primary system could throw him a lifeline.

With an eclectic voting record, Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez from Washington state has riled the left flank of her party. She thinks that’s a good thing.

The farm bill has pitted the allies against each other over how to handle intoxicating products.

This is the next step in the rescheduling process begun by President Joe Biden in October 2022 that is set to be the largest shift in federal drug policy in decades.

Biden on Thursday announced the DOJ would reclassify cannabis to a less restrictive category on the Controlled Substances Act, the biggest change in federal drug law in decades.

Following a major turnout dip in 2022, Native American voters are now a key target in the Montana Senate race, where their votes could make or break Jon Tester’s chances of heading back to the Hill.