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Member of the Business and Labor Committee.

- Member of the Business and Labor Committee.

Supports fuel reduction projects to slow down wildfires and protect natural resources, air quality, and watershed areas.

Opposes mandatory all electric and wants to use a variety of energy sources, including "responsible coal mining and gas and oil exploration."

Believes in running generation plants when hydroelectric, wind, and solar cannot meet the "ever-increasing needs for electricity."

Wants to create more hydroelectric plants to existing dams and incorporate new and safe technology in nuclear energy.

Vice Chair of the Natural Resources Committee.

- Supports fuel reduction projects to slow down wildfires and protect natural resources, air quality, and watershed areas.
- Opposes mandatory all electric and wants to use a variety of energy sources, including "responsible coal mining and gas and oil exploration."
- Believes in running generation plants when hydroelectric, wind, and solar cannot meet the "ever-increasing needs for electricity."
- Wants to create more hydroelectric plants to existing dams and incorporate new and safe technology in nuclear energy.
- Vice Chair of the Natural Resources Committee.

Opposes the current cost of healthcare and the "Healthcare Industry's unbridled ability to overcharge for drugs, treatments, insurance, and procedures in a way that leaves the consumer being faced with costs that make no sense."

- Opposes the current cost of healthcare and the "Healthcare Industry's unbridled ability to overcharge for drugs, treatments, insurance, and procedures in a way that leaves the consumer being faced with costs that make no sense."

Wants to update firefighting practices to address changes in the wildlife/urban interface.

- Wants to update firefighting practices to address changes in the wildlife/urban interface.

Wants to protect Montana from "Federal overreach."

Wants to put "solid policies in place to prevent any tampering with our elections."

Has worked with a citizen group, a bi-partisan legislative workgroup, the Secretary of State's Office, the Commissioner of Political Practice (COPP), election clerks, and the Montana Association of Counties (MACO) to research the election process and increase voter confidence in elections.

Member of the Local Government Committee.

- Wants to protect Montana from "Federal overreach."
- Wants to put "solid policies in place to prevent any tampering with our elections."
- Has worked with a citizen group, a bi-partisan legislative workgroup, the Secretary of State's Office, the Commissioner of Political Practice (COPP), election clerks, and the Montana Association of Counties (MACO) to research the election process and increase voter confidence in elections.
- Member of the Local Government Committee.

Supports higher education options including Trade Schools, Apprenticeships, and College or University learning.

- Supports higher education options including Trade Schools, Apprenticeships, and College or University learning.
- Supports distance learning programs.

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