Provides inflation adjustments for nursing homes and revises waiver programs for senior and long-term care.

Main state budget bill.

Invests $60 million in establishing a statewide school health insurance trust.

Expands child care subsidy program.

As amended, bundles several housing investment proposals into a single bill.

Major infrastructure bill, generally funding state facility and university projects.

Adds legal requirements in child removal cases.

Allocates an additional $135 million for property and income tax rebates.

Allocates money for state prison facilities.

Limits the types of patients who can be committed to the Montana State Hospital.

Adds legal requirements in child removal cases.

Provides inflation adjustments for nursing homes and revises waiver programs for senior and long-term care.

Requires expedited court hearings after the state removes children from their homes.

Codifies federal protections for Native American children, families and tribal nations in state law.

Enhances reporting requirements for schools that receive IEFA funds.

Bars drag performances in publicly funded schools and libraries.

Transfers money into law enforcement pension systems and adjusts some policies.

Allocates $300 million for expanding mental health infrastructure and services.

Provides for relocation or killing of bears involved in livestock conflicts if grizzlies are delisted.

Precludes legal recognition of transgender people and those with intersex conditions by defining 'sex' based on reproductive systems.

Broadens the Legislature’s subpoena and investigative powers.

Requires counties to routinely review absentee voter lists to verify address accuracy.

Makes it harder to challenge projects under the Montana Environmental Policy Act.

Requires counties to conduct Election Day ballot counts without taking a break.

Lets some Montana kids enter kindergarten programs before age 5 to promote literacy.

Creates a charter school system under the jurisdiction of existing school boards and state education officials.

Creates a charter school system under an autonomous state commission.

Expands eligibility for incentives that boost starting teacher pay.

Provides inflation adjustments for nursing homes and revises waiver programs for senior and long-term care.

Requires larger cities to allow apartment-style housing in most commercial zones.

Comprehensive planning statute overhaul that would require large cities to allocate space to house population growth.

Prohibits most second-trimester abortions by barring dilation and evacuation procedures.

Requires pre-authorization and increased documentation for Medicaid-eligible abortions.

Limits the types of patients who can be committed to the Montana State Hospital.

Adds legal requirements in child removal cases.

Alters Montana obscenity laws so criminal penalties could apply to public school employees.

Specifies that state environmental reviews can’t analyze greenhouse gas impacts.

Submits a 2024 ballot measure that would create a constitutional right to hunt, trap and fish.

Removes language specifying that the state’s constitutional right to bear arms doesn’t permit concealed carry.

Raises the number of signatures non-major party candidates must gather to qualify for the ballot.

Articulates a broad management framework for grizzlies if they are taken off the endangered species list.

‘Jungle primary’ bill.

Proposes allowing the Legislature to overrule university system regents on free speech policy.

Proposes switching state supreme court justice selection from statewide elections to appointments made by the governor.

Proposes amendment barring use of political data while drawing political maps.

Puts $15 million into coal trust-backed loans to subsidizes price-restricted housing projects.

Increases Medicaid provider rates to benchmark rates identified by a state-commissioned study.

Combines all Montana elections on the same ballots in even-numbered years.

Puts $115 million into coal trust-backed loans to subsidize price-restricted housing projects.

Requires judges to recuse themselves from a case when parties or lawyers involved have donated a certain amount to their campaigns.

As amended, requires larger cities to allow duplexes on all home lots.

Allows medical providers to withhold services based on ethical, moral, or religious beliefs.

Proscribes how public schools should teach financial literacy courses.

Bans abortions based on gestational viability, presumed at 24 weeks.

Requires life-sustaining medical care for newborns, including those diagnosed with fatal health conditions.

Redefines a constitutional provision that currently protects abortion rights.

Redirects revenue that currently goes toward wildlife habitat and public access programs.

Requires expedited court hearings after the state removes children from their homes.

Codifies federal protections for Native American children, families and tribal nations in state law.

Allocates an additional $135 million for property and income tax rebates.

As amended, bundles several housing investment proposals into a single bill.

Main state budget bill.

Major infrastructure bill, generally funding state facility and university projects.

Invests $60 million in establishing a statewide school health insurance trust.

Removes language specifying that the state’s constitutional right to bear arms doesn’t permit concealed carry.

Transfers money into law enforcement pension systems and adjusts some policies.

Allocates an additional $135 million for property and income tax rebates.

Allocates money for state prison facilities.

Requires expedited court hearings after the state removes children from their homes.

Codifies federal protections for Native American children, families and tribal nations in state law.

Enhances reporting requirements for schools that receive IEFA funds.

Bars drag performances in publicly funded schools and libraries.

As amended, bundles several housing investment proposals into a single bill.

Requires larger cities to allow apartment-style housing in most commercial zones.

Main state budget bill.

Major infrastructure bill, generally funding state facility and university projects.

Invests $60 million in establishing a statewide school health insurance trust.

Transfers money into law enforcement pension systems and adjusts some policies.

Allocates an additional $135 million for property and income tax rebates.

Allocates money for state prison facilities.

Expands legislative authority over portions of the state Capitol and surrounding buildings.

Allocates $300 million for expanding mental health infrastructure and services.

Creates an income tax credit for property tax relief.

Boosts housing construction by putting $200 million toward infrastructure loans.

Requires counties to collect and retain digital records of ballots counted by vote tabulating machines.

Advances new funding model for mental health and addiction treatment providers.

Puts $500 million of budget surplus to price-restricted housing efforts.

Expands the volume of well water available to large, multi-phase subdivisions outside of a water rights permitting process.

Allocates an additional $135 million for property and income tax rebates.

As amended, bundles several housing investment proposals into a single bill.

Requires expedited court hearings after the state removes children from their homes.

Codifies federal protections for Native American children, families and tribal nations in state law.

Enhances reporting requirements for schools that receive IEFA funds.

Bars drag performances in publicly funded schools and libraries.

As amended, bundles several housing investment proposals into a single bill.

Provides inflation adjustments for nursing homes and revises waiver programs for senior and long-term care.

Requires expedited court hearings after the state removes children from their homes.

Codifies federal protections for Native American children, families and tribal nations in state law.

Enhances reporting requirements for schools that receive IEFA funds.

Bars drag performances in publicly funded schools and libraries.

As amended, bundles several housing investment proposals into a single bill.

Provides inflation adjustments for nursing homes and revises waiver programs for senior and long-term care.

Allocates an additional $135 million for property and income tax rebates.

As amended, bundles several housing investment proposals into a single bill.

Requires counties to collect and retain digital records of ballots counted by vote tabulating machines.

Requires counties to collect and retain digital records of ballots counted by vote tabulating machines.