Voices

Ben Davis writes, "Families are paying more and getting less, and it’s not right. We need someone who really cares and who will look out for us and our families."

Monica Tranel writes, "Property taxes have shifted the burden onto families while the state sits on a surplus, uniquely impacting homeowners in HD 92 and legacy Montana family cabins in the beautiful Seeley and Swan valleys."

Mike Garrity writes, "Plaintiffs sued to stop this project in March, alleging, in part, that the project ignored legally mandated protections for whitebark pine, grizzly bears, and lynx under both the Endangered Species Act and National Environmental Policy Act."

Bruce Grubbs and Mary Sexton write, "We bet you already know which political party will win your legislative seat. It’s likely the party that has won it for years, even decades."

NorthWestern Energy writes, "Our commitment is straightforward: protect customers, support responsible growth and ensure Montana’s energy system is ready for the future."

Roger Koopman writes, "Republican primary voters have a repair job to do, and it won’t be easy. Who are the reliable conservatives and who are the pretenders?"

Steph Cole writes, "Broader economic trends - what some have called the “She-conomy” - underscore the influence women now have as workers, consumers, and innovators."

Reggie Spaulding writes, "I will do my best to build relationships on both sides of the aisle, and to collaborate with legislators and local leaders to solve Montana’s difficult problems."

Nick Kujawa writes, "I am running to help build a Montana where families can thrive, where hard work still pays off, and where opportunity is within reach for the next generation."

Anne Hedges writes, "We need bipartisan politicians at every level of government who are willing to challenge NorthWestern’s secrecy and monopolistic instinct and to protect everyday Montanans — and our water and our communities —from subsidizing data centers."