MT HB 659

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Revising marijuana election requirements in certain municipalities

Montana · 2025 Regular Session (69th Legislature) · lower

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Quick answers

Did MT HB 659 pass?

No. MT HB 659 did not pass — it was defeated or died in the legislative process. Latest recorded action (2025-05-20): (H) Died in Process

What is MT HB 659 about?

MT HB 659 is a bill in the 2025 Regular Session (69th Legislature) titled “Revising marijuana election requirements in certain municipalities”.

Who sponsors MT HB 659?

Jedediah Hinkle is the primary sponsor of MT HB 659.

Introduced: —
Latest action: 2025-05-20 — (H) Died in Process
Bill type: bill
Last updated: —

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Committees

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Action timeline

Newest first

2025-05-20
(H) Died in Process
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2025-03-12
(H) Missed Deadline for General Bill Transmittal
2025-03-06
(H) 2nd Reading Not Passed
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2025-03-05
(H) Scheduled for 2nd Reading
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2025-03-01
(H) Committee Report--Bill Passed as Amended - (H) State Administration
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2025-03-01
(H) Committee Executive Action--Bill Passed as Amended - (H) State Administration
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2025-02-25
(H) Hearing - (H) State Administration
2025-02-24
(H) Hearing - (H) State Administration
2025-02-22
(H) First Reading
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2025-02-22
(H) Hearing - (H) State Administration
2025-02-22
(H) Referred to Committee - (H) State Administration
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2025-02-21
(H) Introduced
2025-02-21
(LC) Draft Delivered to Requester
2025-02-20
(LC) Draft Ready for Delivery
2025-02-19
(LC) Draft in Assembly
2025-02-19
(LC) Draft in Final Drafter Review
2025-02-18
(LC) Draft in Input/Proofing
2025-02-15
(LC) Draft in Edit
2025-02-13
(LC) Draft in Legal Review
2025-02-07
(LC) Draft Taken Off Hold
2024-11-12
(LC) Draft On Hold
2024-11-12
(LC) Drafter Assigned

Versions

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Documents

Votes

do_pass_as_amended
2025-03-01 · pass · 11-8
Member-level votes (19)
- Marta Bertoglio: yes
- Kelly Kortum: no
- Lyn Bennett: yes
- Ed Byrne: yes
- Curtis Cochran: yes
- Becky Edwards: no
- Shelly Fyant: no
- Peter Strand: no
- Marc Lee: no
- Kathy Love: yes
- Gary Parry: yes
- Linda Reksten: yes
- Tyson T. Running Wolf: no
- Lukas Schubert: yes
- Frank Smith: no
- Jade Sooktis: no
- Eric Tilleman: yes
- Zack Wirth: yes
- Julie Darling: yes
Do Pass
2025-03-06 · fail · 47-52
Member-level votes (100)
- Frank Smith: no
- Jill Cohenour: no
- Mary Caferro: no
- Steve Fitzpatrick: no
- Jedediah Hinkle: yes
- Julie Darling: no
- Larry Brewster: yes
- Fiona Nave: yes
- Braxton Mitchell: yes
- Linda Reksten: no
- Connie Keogh: no
- Katie Sullivan: no
- Steve Gist: no
- Katie Zolnikov: no
- Amy Regier: yes
- Kelly Kortum: no
- Paul Fielder: no
- Jerry Schillinger: yes
- Gary Parry: yes
- Caleb Hinkle: yes
- Ken Walsh: yes
- Greg Oblander: yes
- Lee Deming: yes
- Mark Thane: no
- Eric Matthews: no
- Terry Falk: yes
- George Nikolakakos: no
- Greg Kmetz: yes
- Denise Baum: no
- Brad Barker: yes
- Jonathan Karlen: no
- Zack Wirth: yes
- Neil Duram: yes
- Bill Mercer: yes
- David Bedey: no
- Marilyn Marler: no
- Brandon Ler: yes
- Kerri Seekins-Crowe: yes
- Ed Stafman: no
- Jane Gillette: yes
- Donavon Hawk: no
- Sherry Essmann: yes
- Russ Miner: yes
- Nelly Nicol: yes
- Paul Tuss: no
- Melissa Romano: no
- SJ Howell: no
- Llew Jones: yes
- Ed Buttrey: yes
- Tyson T. Running Wolf: no
- Mike Fox: no
- Marta Bertoglio: yes
- Ron Marshall: absent
- Tom France: no
- Courtenay Sprunger: yes
- Jodee Etchart: yes
- Jennifer Lynch: no
- Bob Carter: no
- Zooey Zephyr: no
- John Fitzpatrick: yes
- Valerie Moore: no
- Morgan Thiel: yes
- Shannon Maness: yes
- Curtis Cochran: yes
- Scott DeMarois: no
- Lukas Schubert: yes
- James Reavis: no
- Luke Muszkiewicz: no
- Becky Edwards: no
- Jamie Isaly: no
- Marc Lee: no
- Melissa Nikolakakos: no
- Mike Vinton: yes
- Steven Kelly: yes
- Shane Klakken: yes
- Peter Strand: no
- Thedis Crowe: no
- Eric Albus: yes
- Joshua Seckinger: no
- Kathy Love: yes
- Anthony Nicastro: yes
- Brian Close: no
- Greg Overstreet: yes
- Pete Elverum: no
- Tracy Sharp: yes
- Ed Byrne: yes
- Randyn Gregg: yes
- Shelly Fyant: no
- Lyn Bennett: yes
- Jane Weber: no
- Curtis Schomer: yes
- Jade Sooktis: no
- Alanah Griffith: no
- Debo Powers: no
- Chip Fitzpatrick: no
- Melody Cunningham: no
- Tom Millett: yes
- Eric Tilleman: yes
- Scott Rosenzweig: no
- Denise Joy: no

Related bills

Replaces: LC 1314

Official source

https://bills.legmt.gov/#/laws/bill/2/LC1314?open_tab=sum

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