Ed resides in Bozeman, Montana, with his wife. 

Ed practiced law for 25 years, specializing in civil rights. He has worked as a Rabbi in Bozeman for over 10 years. 

Ballotpedia: Ed Stafman

Ed Stafman has been serving as the State Representative for District 59 since 2021. 

Advocates for the implementation of child tax credit.

- Opposes tax breaks for the wealthy.
- Advocates for the implementation of child tax credit.
- Supports fair wages.

Economy

Advocates for Montana to be carbon free by 2035.

Wants to place restrictions and regulations on carbon and methane emissions.

Believes in protecting Montana's public lands and is against privatizing these lands for profits.

- Advocates for Montana to be carbon free by 2035.
- Wants to place restrictions and regulations on carbon and methane emissions.
- Believes in protecting Montana's public lands and is against privatizing these lands for profits.

Energy & the Environment

Believes in a woman's right to make healthcare decisions about her own body.

Advocates for reproductive healthcare and contraception.

- Believes in a woman's right to make healthcare decisions about her own body.
- Advocates for reproductive healthcare and contraception.

Healthcare

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Believes in the expansion of education to create free preschool.

Opposes using tax dollars for private school funding.

- Believes in the expansion of education to create free preschool.
- Opposes using tax dollars for private school funding.

Education

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Marc has a bachelor's degree in economics and psychology from the University of California, Davis and a law degree from Cardozo School of Law. Marc lives in Bozeman, Montana. 

Marc is a civil rights and constitutional law attorney at Zachor Legal institute. He is also a partner at Tri Valley Law, specializing in corporate transactional law. 

Ballotpedia - Marc Greendorfer

Marc Greendofer ran for State Representative in State House District 62 in 2022 but did not win. 

Proposes setting a baseline property valuation and capping its annual increases.

- Proposes setting a baseline property valuation and capping its annual increases.
- Opposes a general state sales tax.

As of June 9, 2025, Marc Greendorfer’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Supports same sex marriage and equal rights for the LGBTQ+ community.

Opposes expansion of state-provided services.

- Supports abortion.
- Supports same sex marriage and equal rights for the LGBTQ+ community.
- Opposes expansion of state-provided services.

Supports allocating additional funds to law enforcement and emergency services personnel.

Opposes major reforms to law enforcement.

In regards to homelessness, said, "I support initiatives like Habitat for Humanity or the development of tiny houses on city owned land, where people can live comfortably, safely and with dignity."

- Supports allocating additional funds to law enforcement and emergency services personnel.
- Opposes major reforms to law enforcement.
- Opposes gun control.
- In regards to homelessness, said, "I support initiatives like Habitat for Humanity or the development of tiny houses on city owned land, where people can live comfortably, safely and with dignity."

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