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Final battle in Montana statehouse over ‘Frankenstein’ spending bill

  • The Montana Legislature concluded its 69th session on April 30, 2025, after 85 working days with the House adjourning sine die.
  • The session addressed major issues like property tax relief and a $16.6 billion state budget amid partisan divisions and last-minute tensions.
  • Lawmakers passed House Bill 231 and House Bill 2, shifting property tax burdens while providing rebates, with ongoing debate over fairness and tax shifts.
  • Rep. Jane Gillette opposed the bills saying, "That cake was baked," while supporters highlighted relief for about 230,000 homeowners and tax shifts favoring residents.
  • The session’s outcomes include Governor Greg Gianforte's pending decisions on the bills and potential court involvement as divisions persist over tax and judicial reforms.
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Bozeman Daily Chronicle broke the news in Cherokee County, United States on Wednesday, April 30, 2025.
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