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 Congressional District: 2 

MUSSELSHELL COUNTY

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  • Information about the upcoming election

  • Issues with your mail ballot

Please contact your county election office to ask questions about:

  • Your voter registration status

  • How to register to vote and/or update your registration

 County Election Office 

Musselshell County Courthouse

Address:

506 Main St

Roundup, MT 59072

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Hours:

Mon-Fri, 8 am to 5 pm

 11/05/2024 General Election 

This year in Musselshell County voters can vote at the polls or by mail as a registered absentee voter!
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ABSENTEE VOTERS: Ballots will be mailed by October 11th according to the Secretary of State's website. If you don't receive your ballot, damage it, make a mistake, or misplace your ballot, you can go in person to the Elections Office through Election Day to pick one up or receive a replacement ballot.

 

POLLING PLACE VOTERS: You can find your polling place using the Secretary of State's Voter Portal. We also have county polling place locations listed below. These are subject to change.
 

Questions?

Call your County Election Office!

Not sure which is your polling place?

Look it up online!

 2024 General Election Polling Places 

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Roundup Community Center 

Address: 700 3rd St W, Roundup, MT

Hours: Election Day, 7:00 am - 8:00 pm

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Melstone Community Center 

Address: 500 Fergus St, Melstone, MT

Hours: Election Day, Noon - 8:00 pm

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Musselshell School 

Address: 100 S. Musselshell Rd, Musselshell, MT

Hours: Election Day, Noon - 8:00 pm​

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