Keith Regier
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Oct 19, 2026
Dennis BraggHOST
Three Montana lawmakers are filing a second lawsuit challenging the state's property tax restructuring law that was passed during the legislative session in twenty twenty-five.
Dennis BraggHOST
Senate Tax Committee Chair Greg Hertz, Senate Majority Leader Tom Gilvre, and former State Senator Keith Regier filed a complaint in Gallatin County District Court last week.
Dennis BraggHOST
The lawmakers argue Senate Bill 542 violates Montana Constitution's equal protection rules and uniformity doctrine by creating different tax rates for properties within the same classification.
Dennis BraggHOST
Hertz says, while lawmakers can set property categories, the state constitution requires everyone in the same class to be treated equally.
38 MINS LATER
Dennis BraggHOST
I'm Dennis Bragg.
Dennis BraggHOST
Three Montana lawmakers are filing a second lawsuit challenging the state's property tax restructuring law that was passed during the legislative session in twenty twenty-five.
Dennis BraggHOST
Senate Tax Committee Chair Greg Hertz, Senate Majority Leader Tom McGilvray, and former State Senator Keith Regier filed a complaint in Gallatin County District Court last week.
Dennis BraggHOST
The lawmakers argue Senate Bill five forty-two violates the Montana Constitution's equal protection rules and uniformity doctrine by creating different tax rates for properties within the same classification.
Dennis BraggHOST
Three Montana lawmakers are filing a second lawsuit challenging the state's property tax restructuring law that was passed during the legislative session in twenty twenty-five.
Dennis BraggHOST
Senate Tax Committee Chair Greg Hertz, Senate Majority Leader Tom Gilvre, and former State Senator Keith Regier filed a complaint in Gallatin County District Court last week.
Dennis BraggHOST
The lawmakers argue Senate Bill 542 violates the Montana Constitution's equal protection rules and uniformity doctrine by creating different tax rates for properties within the same classification.
Dennis BraggHOST
Hertz says, while lawmakers can set property categories, the state constitution requires everyone in the same class to be treated equally.
36 MINS LATER
Dennis BraggHOST
I'm Dennis Bragg.
Dennis BraggHOST
Three Montana lawmakers are filing a second lawsuit challenging the state's property tax restructuring law that was passed during the legislative session in twenty twenty-five.
Dennis BraggHOST
Senate Tax Committee Chair Greg Hertz, Senate Majority Leader Tom McGilvray, and former State Senator Keith Regier filed a complaint in Gallatin County District Court last week.
Dennis BraggHOST
The lawmakers argue Senate Bill 542 violates the Montana Constitution's equal protection rules and uniformity doctrine by creating different tax rates for properties within the same classification.
Dennis BraggCORRESPONDENT
Three Montana lawmakers filing a second lawsuit challenging the state's property tax restructuring law passed during the legislative session in twenty twenty-five.
Dennis BraggCORRESPONDENT
Senate Tax Committee Chair Greg Hertz, Senate Majority Leader Tom McGilvray, and former State Senator Keith Regier filed a complaint last week in Gallatin County District Court.
Dennis BraggCORRESPONDENT
The lawmakers argue Senate Bill 542 violates the Montana Constitution's equal protection rules and uniformity doctrine by creating different tax rates for properties within the same classification.
Dennis BraggCORRESPONDENT
Hertz says while lawmakers can set property categories, the state constitution requires everyone in the same class to be treated equally.
Dennis BraggHOST
Three Montana lawmakers filing a second lawsuit challenging the state's property tax restructuring law passed during the 2025 legislative session.
Dennis BraggHOST
Senate Tax Committee Chair Greg Hertz, Senate Majority Leader Tom McGilvray, and former State Senator Keith Regier filed a complaint in Gallatin County District Court yesterday.
Dennis BraggHOST
The lawmakers argue Senate Bill 542 violates the Montana Constitution's equal protection rules and uniformity doctrine by creating different tax rates for properties within the same classification.
Dennis BraggHOST
Hertz says while lawmakers can set property categories, the state constitution requires everyone in the state in the same class to be treated equally.
Dennis BraggCORRESPONDENT
Three Montana lawmakers are filing a second lawsuit challenging the state's property tax restructuring law passed during the legislative session in twenty twenty-five.
Dennis BraggCORRESPONDENT
Senate Tax Committee Chair Greg Hertz, Senate Majority Leader Tom McGilvray, and former State Senator Keith Regier filed a complaint in Gallatin County District Court.
Dennis BraggCORRESPONDENT
The lawmakers argue Senate Bill five forty-two violates the Montana Constitution's equal protection rules and uniformity doctrine by creating different tax rates for properties within the same classification.
Dennis BraggCORRESPONDENT
Hertz says while lawmakers can set property categories, the state constitution requires everyone in the same class to be treated equally.