Ballotpedia: Craig Pablo

As of September 17, 2024, Craig Pablo did not have a website.

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Craig Pablo

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The candidate's website says, "State spending should not exceed the growth of our population and per capita income in Montana. The more money we take from Montana taxpayers to fund government operations, the less capital is available for investment in our economy and families."

The candidate's website says, "Greg has first-hand knowledge of how complicated Montana’s tax structure is... As a member of the Legislative Taxation Committee, Greg opposed hundreds of millions of dollars in tax increases and supported rights for taxpayers."

The candidate's website says, "Greg knows what it takes to create jobs... Private industry creates jobs! We need to create an environment to foster private industry’s ability to create jobs and spark economic growth."

- The candidate's website says, "State spending should not exceed the growth of our population and per capita income in Montana. The more money we take from Montana taxpayers to fund government operations, the less capital is available for investment in our economy and families."
- The candidate's website says, "Greg has first-hand knowledge of how complicated Montana’s tax structure is... As a member of the Legislative Taxation Committee, Greg opposed hundreds of millions of dollars in tax increases and supported rights for taxpayers."
- The candidate's website says, "Greg knows what it takes to create jobs... Private industry creates jobs! We need to create an environment to foster private industry’s ability to create jobs and spark economic growth."

As of September 17, 2024, Greg Hertz’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Supports a robust, well-funded public education system crucial for Montana's economic growth, advocates for local control and parental choice in education, and emphasizes aligning educational objectives with economic needs for children's future success.

- Supports a robust, well-funded public education system crucial for Montana's economic growth, advocates for local control and parental choice in education, and emphasizes aligning educational objectives with economic needs for children's future success.

Supports environmental conservation for future generations while advocating for responsible natural resource development to boost Montana's economy and reverse the decline in median household income since the 1970s.

- Supports environmental conservation for future generations while advocating for responsible natural resource development to boost Montana's economy and reverse the decline in median household income since the 1970s.

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