Michele lives in the East Helena area with her husband and children. She graduated from Loyola Sacred Heart High School and the University of Montana's law school.

Michele is a tax attorney who began her career in public service with the Department of Revenue.

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Michele R. Crepeau's campaign for state representative is her first entry into politics.

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Said, "As your House Representative I intend to do everything I can to reduce your property tax burden. ..."

Supports funding essential services and government transparency, advocates for fiscal responsibility, and calls for tax system reform when revenues exceed necessary levels, leveraging their education and experience.

Believes that Montana's property tax system, while generally effective, requires adjustments to mill levies and assessed values when property prices surge, to prevent overtaxation and government excess.

- Wants to reduce property taxes.
- Supports funding essential services and government transparency, advocates for fiscal responsibility, and calls for tax system reform when revenues exceed necessary levels, leveraging their education and experience.
- Believes that Montana's property tax system, while generally effective, requires adjustments to mill levies and assessed values when property prices surge, to prevent overtaxation and government excess.

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Said, "Whether that’s acquiring land, conservation easements, or roads that open the way to landlocked public lands; ... or ensuring a clean and healthy environment for generations to come. As your Representative, I will work hard to make your public lands accessible to you."

Wants to assure that public lands remain accessible.

- Wants to assure that public lands remain accessible.

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As of June 9, 2025, Michele R. Crepeau’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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Julie is certified as a National Rifle Association (NRA) Pistol Instructor.

Julie works with Sullivan Financial Group as a Registered Financial Assistant and Para-Planner. She previously worked at a title company and an investment firm. She also operates a ranch.

Julie Dooling currently serves as the State Representative for House District 70. She was elected in 2018 and has served three terms.

Received the Silver Windmill Award from the Montana Farm Bureau Federation.

Received the Champion of Business award from the Montana Chamber of Commerce.

Supported legislation focused on protecting private property rights.

Supports the oil, gas, mining, timber, and agriculture industries in Montana.

- Received the Silver Windmill Award from the Montana Farm Bureau Federation.
- Received the Champion of Business award from the Montana Chamber of Commerce.
- Worked to pass "Red-Tape Relief" bills.
- Supported legislation focused on protecting private property rights.
- Advocates for property tax relief.
- Supports the oil, gas, mining, timber, and agriculture industries in Montana.

Serves on the Agriculture and Transportation Committees.

- Serves on the Agriculture and Transportation Committees.

Supports the Second Amendment and is a member of the National Rifle Association.

- Supports the Second Amendment and is a member of the National Rifle Association.

Sponsored bills focusing on "election integrity and campaign finance revision."

- Sponsored bills focusing on "election integrity and campaign finance revision."

Supports enhancing job opportunities through career and technical education.

- Supports enhancing job opportunities through career and technical education.

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