Some Montana newspapers now have on-line stories about the April 8 ruling of a U.S. District Court that drastically shrunk the number of signatures needed for a candidate in the upcoming May special election for U.S. House. See this story in the Independent Record, which notes the ambiguity about whether any candidate who submits 400 signatures on Monday, April 10, have a chance to be on the ballot.

The Great Falls Tribune story simply assumes the candidates have no chance to be on the ballot.