Transparent Election Initiative - Our Fight Against Corporate Money in Politics

Join our fight for transparent elections. The Montana Plan uses state constitutional authority to keep corporate money out of politics and restore democracy to the people.

States have the authority to define what powers corporations have. By not granting corporations the power to spend in elections, we sidestep the Citizens United ruling entirely. Through a citizen-led ballot initiative, voters can directly amend state law to redefine corporate powers, ensuring democratic control over the process. Montana is leading the way with a targeted 2026 ballot initiative that will serve as a model for other states to follow. We've received your question and will get back to you soon. Check your email for a response. We've received your information and will be in touch so

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