Voter interference has been a rising concern throughout the United States and Montana.

A prime example would be recent issues with the Cascade County elections office, which have stirred emotions and led to numerous protests.

The US attorney's office in Montana has implemented multiple measures to ensure the safety and security of our elections.

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United States Attorney Jesse Laslovich has announced that Assistant U.S. Attorney (AUSA) John Newman will oversee the Election Day Program for the upcoming general election on November 5, 2024.

Newman, appointed as the District Election Officer (DEO) for Montana, will handle complaints about voting rights, fraud, and threats against election officials.

“Every citizen must be able to vote without interference or discrimination, and election officials should serve without facing threats of violence, said Lasovich.”

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Federal Laws and Protections

Currently, numerous federal laws are designed to protect voters and election officials.

These laws cover...

• Threats
• Bribery
• Voter impersonation
• Altering vote counts

For those with disabilities, the Voting Rights Act ensures that voters can mark their ballots or receive help.

Reporting Voting Issues In Montana

AUSA John Newman will be on duty throughout Election Day and will handle any concerns regarding voting rights or election fraud.

• 406-542-8851

The FBI will have agents ready to address election-related issues.

• 801-579-1400.

Complaints about voting rights can also be submitted directly to the Civil Rights Division.

• 800-253-3931

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