Micah Drew is a Staff Writer at Daily Montanan. He covers a range of topics including elections, government, politics, public policy, and litigation, with a particular focus on regional interests such as ranching and tourism. Micah's work has been featured in numerous publications, including NBC Montana, Montana Free Press, and the Billings Gazette.
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KALISPELL —When law enforcement opened the gate to allow attendees to start lining up at Kalispell's Majestic Valley Arena at 11:30 a.m.
Crowds started lining up early to hear President Donald Trump come to Kalispell, Montana to campaign for Aaron Flint and other Republicans.
By: Micah Drew
KALISPELL – Crowds began lining up at Majestic Valley Arena more than seven hours before President Donald Trump touched down in the Flathead Valley on Wednesday.
By: Micah Drew
Trump announces ‘super range’ military installment on stump for Montana GOP candidates Aaron Flint and Kurt Alme
Three political analyses this week moved Montana's competitive western congressional race toward the Democratic candidate, with two shifting the race into “toss up” status.
By: Micah Drew
The race by Democratic smokejumper Sam Forstag and Republican veteran and radio host Aaron Flint has been Montana’s most competitive federal election since current Republican Rep. Ryan Zinke announced his retirement.
When President Donald Trump visited Kalispell for a rally last week supporting GOP candidates, it wasn't Montana's western congressional district — a race polling within the margin of error — that he spoke about first.
Before the sun crested the Swan Mountains on Monday, Democratic candidate Sam Forstag was meeting with a group of small business owners in a Whitefish bagel shop.
Forstag, running for the state’s western U.S. House seat that is considered competitive by political analysts, has kept a packed schedule of events every day in recent weeks as Nov. 3 looms.
One week from Election Day, more than 209,000 Montanans have already cast their ballot this midterm.
