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Wants to lower property, income, and corporate taxes.

- Wants to lower property, income, and corporate taxes.

Economy

Opposes increased regulation to fight climate change.

Believes that environmental regulations in Montana are too strict.

- Opposes increased regulation to fight climate change.
- Believes that environmental regulations in Montana are too strict.

Energy & the Environment

Supports the legalization of doctor assisted suicide in Montana.

- Supports the legalization of doctor assisted suicide in Montana.
- Opposes abortion.

Healthcare

Public Safety

As of May 7, 2025, Christopher St. Jean’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Voting & Elections

Believes that Montana public schools are underfunded.

Opposes the offering of comprehensive sex education in public elementary schools.

- Believes that Montana public schools are underfunded.
- Supports parental school choice.
- Opposes education about race and racism.
- Opposes the offering of comprehensive sex education in public elementary schools.

Education

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Vote411: Wes Feist

Supports reforming Montana's property tax system.

Supports using "creative training and recruitment solutions" for workforce development, such as eliminating income tax for retired veterans or using incentives to fill workforce shortages in important areas.

- Supports reforming Montana's property tax system.
- Supports using "creative training and recruitment solutions" for workforce development, such as eliminating income tax for retired veterans or using incentives to fill workforce shortages in important areas.

As of May 7, 2025, Wes Feist did not have a website or any information online.

Supports making current healthcare programs in Montana more efficient and believes they can "better collaborate, cost-share, and cross fund."

- Supports making current healthcare programs in Montana more efficient and believes they can "better collaborate, cost-share, and cross fund."

Supports focusing on schools with strong outcomes and "not rewarding those with weak and low performing outcomes."

Wants the school funding formula to account for programs like "Career and Technical Education (CTE), technology in the classroom and schools, and school safety and security."

Said, "Montana families should have the choice of where they send their children to school."

Said, "To support the family and sanctity of life, we must find ways to bolster early childhood education and services."

- Supports focusing on schools with strong outcomes and "not rewarding those with weak and low performing outcomes."
- Wants the school funding formula to account for programs like "Career and Technical Education (CTE), technology in the classroom and schools, and school safety and security."
- Said, "Montana families should have the choice of where they send their children to school."
- Said, "To support the family and sanctity of life, we must find ways to bolster early childhood education and services."

Wes Feist

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