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Letter to the editor: Latest GOP outrages ensure voting straight-ticket Democrat

Carter criticizes Jacobsen’s transfer of Montana’s voter rolls to federal officials and her use of state funds for a postcard featuring herself with Trump.

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This article1 analysis · Oct 10, 2026
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Austin Carter argues that recent actions by Montana officials and other Republicans have led him to reject voting for Republicans. He criticizes Christi Jacobsen’s transfer of voter rolls, Tim Sheehy’s support for narrowing birthright citizenship, and Greg Gianforte’s encouragement of Turning Point clubs in schools.

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Montana Secretary of State criticized for transferring the state’s voter rolls to federal officials and for a state-funded postcard.

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Donald Trump
R · President of the United States

President referenced in connection with Jacobsen’s postcard, a citizenship program, and the author’s criticism.

Tim Sheehy
R · MT · SEN

Montana senator who signed an amicus brief seeking to narrow birthright citizenship.

Greg Gianforte
Former U.S. Representative (R-MT)

Montana governor who urged schools to establish Turning Point clubs.

ALSO MENTIONED  Charlie Kirk, Political activist cited as the model for Turning Point clubs in schools.

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