AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoSenate Race: Democrat Alani Bankhead says she won’t leave Montana’s U.S. Senate contest despite pressure from party members who back independent Seth Bodnar. She says the 48,000 people who voted for her deserve a choice. Fuel Costs: Acting Gov. Kristen Juras suspended dyed-fuel enforcement for 45 days for qualifying farm and timber vehicles, offering relief amid high diesel prices. The order excludes passenger vehicles. Energy and Land: Bridger Pipeline’s proposed 647-mile crude line would cross 435 miles of eastern Montana and carry up to 550,000 barrels a day; environmental review is underway. Courts and Culture: Montana voters will decide whether judicial elections should remain nonpartisan. In Hardin, nearly 40 teams gathered for Indigenous relay racing rooted in family and community tradition. Trade: Gov. Greg Gianforte’s Sri Lanka visit focused on agricultural exports, critical minerals and security ties.
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