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Zooey resides in Missoula, Montana. She is engaged to her fiancé, Erin. 

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Zooey has experience working for the University of Montana. 

Zooey Zephyr is a member of the Montana House of Representatives for District 100. She was elected to this position in 2023, and is serving her first term. 

Wants to change landlord tenant laws, believing they have been "tilted further and further in the landlords’ favor."

Supports policies permitting municipalities to build affordable housing units.

Opposes laws that restrict short-term renting.

Wants to allocate funds to ensure infrastructure can be repaired if necessary.

- Wants to change landlord tenant laws, believing they have been "tilted further and further in the landlords’ favor."
- Supports policies permitting municipalities to build affordable housing units.
- Opposes laws that restrict short-term renting.
- Wants to allocate funds to ensure infrastructure can be repaired if necessary.

Supports investing in, and promoting renewable energy sources, including windfarms and solar energy.

Supports policies that address climate change, saying "legislature cannot pass a single law combatting the climate crisis and consider its work done."

- Supports investing in, and promoting renewable energy sources, including windfarms and solar energy.
- Supports policies that address climate change, saying "legislature cannot pass a single law combatting the climate crisis and consider its work done."

Supports health care that is "affordable...accessible, and...without stigma."

Wants to protect and broaden accessibility to healthcare for Montana residents, and lower healthcare costs for individuals using employer insurance.

Wants to work towards addressing youth mental health.

Supports abortion, saying "it is between a doctor and a patient. It is not the legislature’s job to interject or moralize someone’s decision to have an abortion."

- Supports health care that is "affordable...accessible, and...without stigma."
- Wants to protect and broaden accessibility to healthcare for Montana residents, and lower healthcare costs for individuals using employer insurance.
- Wants to work towards addressing youth mental health.
- Supports abortion, saying "it is between a doctor and a patient. It is not the legislature’s job to interject or moralize someone’s decision to have an abortion."

Wants more individuals identifying as LGBTQ  elected to office, believing that will reduce "attacks on LGBTQ people...[and] the likelihood of harmful legislation arising."

Wants to "fight against any discriminatory bills... passing laws outlawing conversion therapy and ending the gay and trans panic defenses."

- Wants more individuals identifying as LGBTQ  elected to office, believing that will reduce "attacks on LGBTQ people...[and] the likelihood of harmful legislation arising."
- Wants to "fight against any discriminatory bills... passing laws outlawing conversion therapy and ending the gay and trans panic defenses."

Opposes policies aimed to restrict voting, including "ID laws, limiting same day voter registration, restricting ballot drop-offs...".

- Opposes policies aimed to restrict voting, including "ID laws, limiting same day voter registration, restricting ballot drop-offs...".

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

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