Ballotpedia: Devin Jackson

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Devin was born and raised in Montana. He graduated from the Recording Workship. He is a member of the Lolo Community Council.

Devin is an audio engineer and small business owner. He previously worked as a Repair Technician and Satellite Installer, and as a Sound Engineer and Consultant. 

Devin Jackson ran in the election for Montana House of Representatives for District 97 in 2022, but did not win. 

Supports property tax relief, particularly for seniors.

Holds addressing a lack of affordable housing and childcare as amongst his top priorities.

Plans to push for well-paying jobs, public education, and protecting access to public land.

Wants to uplift working-class citizens, and supports initiatives that aim to ensure they can afford to stay in Montana.

- Supports property tax relief, particularly for seniors.
- Holds addressing a lack of affordable housing and childcare as amongst his top priorities.
- Plans to push for well-paying jobs, public education, and protecting access to public land.
- Wants to uplift working-class citizens, and supports initiatives that aim to ensure they can afford to stay in Montana.
- Opposes tax reductions for millionaires.

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Supports the Missoula Sheriff's and Rural Fire Departments, and the Montana Highway Patrol.

- Supports the Missoula Sheriff's and Rural Fire Departments, and the Montana Highway Patrol.

Public Safety

As of June 8, 2025, Devin Jackson’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Healthcare

- Supports trade programs.
- Plans to invest in public education.

Education

Said "I will keep the concerns of Montana families as my top priority....[and] The last legislature wasted time with extremist bills that did nothing to help working Montanans. "

- Said "I will keep the concerns of Montana families as my top priority....[and] The last legislature wasted time with extremist bills that did nothing to help working Montanans. "

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Denley is from St. Regis and holds a bachelor's degree in geography from the University of Montana. 

Denley is a rancher on his family's estate. He previously worked for the Montana Department of Transportation in highway maintenance.

Denley M. Loge is a House member for District 14. He was appointed in 2017, and served four terms. He previously served as former chairman of the Transportation Committee, and a former member of the State Legislature Fish Wildlife and Park Committee. 

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Plans to bolster Montana's economy by sustaining growth, creating high-paying jobs in natural resources and tourism, and addressing energy and infrastructure needs, while also examining the state's court system issues.

Wants to protect and create more "good paying" jobs for Montana citizens. 

As state representative, said, " We held the line on spending, opposed tax increases, and produced a balanced budget."

As state representative, supported technical training and apprenticeship programs for Montana workers.

- Wants to protect and create more "good paying" jobs for Montana citizens. 
- Wants to renovate infrastructure.
- As state representative, said, " We held the line on spending, opposed tax increases, and produced a balanced budget."
- As state representative, supported technical training and apprenticeship programs for Montana workers.

Supports second amendment rights, opposes vaccine mandates, and advocates for election integrity and anti-abortion measures, emphasizing the need for civil discourse and revisions in law-making to uphold Montana values.

As state representative, "supported major legislation that provided tax relief to our small businesses and families, [and' protected our gun rights..."

- As state representative, "supported major legislation that provided tax relief to our small businesses and families, [and' protected our gun rights..."

As state representative, "reformed and held our health departments accountable."

- Opposes abortion.
- As state representative, "reformed and held our health departments accountable."

Wants to enhance Education and Apprenticeship Programs.

- Wants to enhance Education and Apprenticeship Programs.

As of May 14, 2024, Denley M Loge’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Said, "During my lifetime I have been involved in and care passionately about wildlife, timber, water, and land use issues. I have been an active livestock grazing permit holder as well as owner of numerous water rights."

Expresses passion and care about nature and wildlife, holding a livestock grazing permit and owning numerous water rights. 

Wants more effective forest and management and resource utilization.

- Expresses passion and care about nature and wildlife, holding a livestock grazing permit and owning numerous water rights. 
- Supports the logging industry.
- Supports hunting and trapping.
- Wants more effective forest and management and resource utilization.

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Kelley attended Fort Hays State University.

Kelley Durbin-Williams is the founder and CEO of Mismo Gymnastics.

As of September 30, 2024, Kelley Durbin-Williams did not have a website or any information online.

As of June 8, 2025, Kelley Durbin-Williams did not have a website or any information online.

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