Through backdoor efforts during the 2021 Montana Legislature, actions were taken to award hunting tags to those who have more wealth or more land than other citizens

These proposals benefit both renters and homeowners, young families looking for starter homes and older folks looking to age in place. The time for action is now. 

Montanans who support public lands, public access, wildlife, water, and clean air – as well as our state Constitution and impartial justice over special interests – need to re-elect Justice Ingrid Gustafson

This is different from the abortion debate. This law only affects medical providers intentionally allowing children born alive to perish.

We urge state policymakers and fellow Montanans to affirm the right to keep the state from dictating care in such tragic circumstances

These solutions are complicated, long-term, and require large-scale investments, but this is the hard work necessary to truly address Montana’s housing crisis

House Bill 325 would have allowed voters in November to choose if Montana should elect Supreme Court justices by district instead of statewide

I would urge my fellow Montanans to once again place their trust in Justice Gustafson and reelect her to the Montana Supreme Court

She lobbied in Washington, D.C. to fund the Kalispell bypass and supported the Evergreen sidewalk project by creating an innovative way to address continued maintenance

The Forest Service quickly lost the trust of the public because of an obscure and confusing public scoping process and a failure to be totally transparent when this project was initially hatched

COVID made a lot of things clear, including that telehealth is an effective and viable option for those in need of health care and mental health treatment access

I have decided to pass the lodge to another steward, and I know that POWDR is the one my friends and neighbors will be proud to support

We propose that the overpayment of money you have earned and sent to Helena be refunded to you up to $3,500 for full-time resident households

Our role is to keep a steady hand on the tiller, play the long game, not panic, and work with the elected officials and department heads to provide service delivery with the precious funds we have

Ryan Zinke should welcome the opportunity to present his side of all current issues