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Rae has a Bachelor of Science degree in business administration and a master's degree in business and information technology from Montana State University-Billings. She is married and has five children.

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Rae ran a construction company with her husband and is the board director for Footloose Montana, a wildlife preservation organization.

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Rae Peppers previously served as State Representative of District 41 from 2013-2021. 

Supports increased taxing of billionaires.

- Supports unions.
- Supports increased taxing of billionaires.

Economy

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As State Representative, sponsored Hanna's Act, which "[created] a missing persons specialist employed by the Department of Justice to help investigate all missing persons cases, no matter the age of the missing person.

- As State Representative, sponsored Hanna's Act, which "[created] a missing persons specialist employed by the Department of Justice to help investigate all missing persons cases, no matter the age of the missing person.

Public Safety

Wants to ensure that veterans are properly taken care of.

- Wants to ensure that veterans are properly taken care of.

Healthcare

Wants to ensure that the Montana Indian Child Welfare Act, which created standards to avoid removing American Indian children from the homes, works and is being followed.

- Wants to ensure that the Montana Indian Child Welfare Act, which created standards to avoid removing American Indian children from the homes, works and is being followed.

Education

As of June 8, 2025, Rae Peppers did not have a website or any information online.

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Sharon has a Bachelor of Science in elementary education and teaching from Montana State University and a Master of Education (MEd) from the City University of Seattle. She is from the Crow Agency, Montana. 

Sharon is a professor at Little Big Horn College. 

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Sharon Stewart Peregoy is the State House Representative for Montana District 42. She is serving her third term and was first elected in 2017. Previously, she served in the Montana Senate for four terms from 2009 to 2016. 

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Aims to improve economic conditions on Montana reservations.

Supports expanding railways to Crow Agency to increase accessibility to neighboring towns.

- Aims to improve economic conditions on Montana reservations.
- Supports expanding railways to Crow Agency to increase accessibility to neighboring towns.

Has helped maintain funding for the Montana Missing Indigenous Persons Task Force.

Advocated for the Indian Child Welfare Act, which requires the state to make an "active effort' to keep tribal children with Native American families.

- Has helped maintain funding for the Montana Missing Indigenous Persons Task Force.
- Advocated for the Indian Child Welfare Act, which requires the state to make an "active effort' to keep tribal children with Native American families.

Supports expanding access to affordable health care.

- Supports expanding access to affordable health care.

Advocates for increased investments in tribal colleges.

- Advocates for increased investments in tribal colleges.

As of June 8, 2025, Sharon Stewart Peregoy did not have a website or any information online.

Sharon Stewart Peregoy

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