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Even if a dozen voters were affected, that's practically the entire resident population of Montana!
in case you're having trouble understanding the population of Montana, I'll post a quote from Wikipedia below.
Montana, also. has not politically been absolutely Red or Blue. I'm not familiar with the politics of the state, but it is not historically Red or Blue, though I'm pretty sure it's voted for Trump, and it's previous Gov was a two-term Democrat. Current Gov is GOP Gianforte. Also sitting U.S. Montana Senator Jon Tester is a Dem.
People have been living in Montana for thousands of years. Ask them about immigrants. And I don't mean just ask the people running casinos.
The ones who've been living there for thousands of years, or rather the very few that are left, probably aren't too fond of it.
Or did you mean to write hundreds?
sure. the indigenous people were just genocided, i guess, forced out or killed, I don't even know. hopefully the headline in question doesn't mean someone is trying to throw all elections in the state into question. it's early still.
Source: not a single vote for her so far!
Unrelated note: Jill Stein is doing very well!