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By Caven Wade, Elinor Smith| Powder River Examiner Verified Lawmakers Tout Childcare, Tax Cuts and Housing Reform as Major VictoriesBy Caven Wade and Elinor SmithUM Legislative News ServiceUniversity of Montana School of JournalismHELENA – Lawmakers have left the Capitol in Helena after a chaotic end to the 68th Montana Legislature.
By Caven Wade, Elinor Smith| Choteau Acantha Verified Lawmakers have left the Capitol in Helena after a chaotic end to the 68th Montana Legislature. Republicans, who held a supermajority this session, celebrated legislation passed on education, tax relief and protecting children and parental rights, while Democrats said they were disappointed with a lack of long-term tax relief and immediate solutions for the state’s housing crisis. The legislative session came to a close on May 2.
By Caven Wade| Choteau Acantha Verified Lawmakers pass new statewide zoning lawsLawmakers in Helena passed a bill that would allow for mixed-use development in commercially zoned areas with the aim of increasing the state’s housing supply. The bill is now awaiting a decision from Gov. Greg Gianforte. Sen.
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Montana Kaimin
UM's Independent Campus Newspaper Since 1898.
Missoula, Montana, United States
'+1 406-243-4310
Founded: 1898