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Jolene is a fifth-generation Montana native. She earned a degree in biotechnology from Montana State University and has pharmaceutical research experience. She is a mini-league basketball coach and a soccer coach.

Jolene is a realtor at Keller Williams Montana Realty and a broker at Sunbelt Business Investments.

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Jolene Crum ran for State Representative in Montana State House District 65 in 2020 but did not win.

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Wants to abolish the Federal Reserve System.

- Wants to abolish the Federal Reserve System.

Economy

Opposes taxation to address environmental concerns.

- Opposes taxation to address environmental concerns.
- Opposes carbon reduction.

Energy & the Environment

Involved with the Montanans for Health and Family Rights Action Network.

- Involved with the Montanans for Health and Family Rights Action Network.

Healthcare

Involved with the Montana Human Trafficking Task Force.

- Involved with the Montana Human Trafficking Task Force.

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Term Limits

Pledge to support Congressional term limits.

- Pledge to support Congressional term limits.

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As of September 17, 2024, Jolene Crum did not have a website or any information online.

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Jolene Crum

Kelly Kortum grew up in Ekalaka, Montana. He attended Montana State University. He currently resides in Bozeman with his wife, Rebecca. He previously served with the Gallatin County Democrats as a volunteer website and communications director.

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Kelly Kortum works at Bozeman’s Community Food Co-op as a Systems Administrator. He has experience working in the information technology (IT) industry. He also co-founded the Gallatin Progressive Action Network,

Kelly Kortum is the Montana House Representative for House District 65. He was elected to this position in 2021, and is currently serving his second term. 

Supports affordable and available housing.

Supports technology, and internet use, saying it "must be free, open, and neutral."

- Supports affordable and available housing.
- Supports local businesses.
- Supports technology, and internet use, saying it "must be free, open, and neutral."

Wants public lands to remain public, saying "Privatizing public lands is theft from future generations."

- Wants public lands to remain public, saying "Privatizing public lands is theft from future generations."

Supports accessible and affordable healthcare, saying it is "a human right."

- Supports accessible and affordable healthcare, saying it is "a human right."

Wants to ensure internet use and privacy is protected.

- Wants to ensure internet use and privacy is protected.

Opposes efforts that limit voting, saying it "threatens our freedom, liberty, and shared future."

Supports "Transparency, free elections, and shared common ethical standards..." in government.

- Opposes efforts that limit voting, saying it "threatens our freedom, liberty, and shared future."
- Supports "Transparency, free elections, and shared common ethical standards..." in government.

Wants to ensure education is affordable for students.

Supports universities and vocational programs.

- Wants to ensure education is affordable for students.
- Supports universities and vocational programs.

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