Edward B. Butcher

Would propose to amend Montana's Constitution by declaring that it is the "right of any person to keep and bear arms" and removing the restrictive clause regarding the carrying of concealed weapons.

Resolves that "the belief that the court has exclusive authority to interpret the constitution and that its decisions are binding on the other two branches is a myth based on a faulty understanding" of the U.S. Supreme Court's opinion in Marbury v. Madison.

Would have prevented any member of the Montana National Guard from being deployed for active duty combat without Congress passing an "official declaration of war."

Would require federal employees to obtain the county sheriff's written permission prior to making an "arrest, search, or seizure" in the state.

Prohibits a ranked-choice voting method from being used to determine the election or nomination of a candidate to a local, state, or federal office.

Would apply to Congress for a "convention of the states" under Article V of the U.S. Constitution for the "sole purpose" of proposing a federal balanced budget amendment (BBA).