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As of May 7, 2025, Wayne Rusk’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Economy

Opposes gun control and supports the Second Amendment.

- Opposes gun control and supports the Second Amendment.

Public Safety

Opposes abortion beyond instances like incest, rape, or safety of the mother.

- Opposes abortion beyond instances like incest, rape, or safety of the mother.

Healthcare

Education

Identifies as a "constitutional conservative."

Supported House Bill 402, which would have made Montana the first state in the country to confirm voter citizenship upon registration.

Said, "Although more can be done to improve the security and integrity of our elections, the hand counting of ballots is not one of them."

- Identifies as a "constitutional conservative."
- Supported House Bill 402, which would have made Montana the first state in the country to confirm voter citizenship upon registration.
- Said, "Although more can be done to improve the security and integrity of our elections, the hand counting of ballots is not one of them."

Voting & Elections

Plans to ensure that public lands stay in the ownership of the public, not the government.

- Plans to ensure that public lands stay in the ownership of the public, not the government.

Energy & the Environment

Wayne Rusk

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Said, "Lowering the property tax bill and making it more fair for all of us."

The candidate's website says, "Stronger DUI laws, adding more highway patrol and improvements to transportation infrastructure."

Advocates for stronger DUI laws, adding more highway patrols, and improving transportation infrastructure for safer roads.

- Advocates for stronger DUI laws, adding more highway patrols, and improving transportation infrastructure for safer roads.

As of May 7, 2025, Brad Davis’s website did not contain information on this issue.

The candidate's website says, "Ensure that decisions about grizzly bears are made locally, with a focus on responsible conservation and considering the safety of the local communities."

Wants to ensure that decisions about "grizzly bears are made locally, with a focus on responsible conservation and considering the safety of the local communities."

- Wants to ensure that decisions about "grizzly bears are made locally, with a focus on responsible conservation and considering the safety of the local communities."

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Brad Davis

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 Ravalli Republic, Senate District 44 candidate Q&A: Theresa Manzella

As of May 7, 2025, Theresa Manzella’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Supported " SB400, the Parents Bill of Rights, safeguarding fundamental parental rights against government interference. This legislation nullifies government immunity and provides parents with a means to seek recompense when their rights are violated."

Supported "SB518 in 2023 empowered parental rights in education, allowing them to be more involved and ensuring their right to excuse their child from objectionable."

- Supported " SB400, the Parents Bill of Rights, safeguarding fundamental parental rights against government interference. This legislation nullifies government immunity and provides parents with a means to seek recompense when their rights are violated."
- Supported "SB518 in 2023 empowered parental rights in education, allowing them to be more involved and ensuring their right to excuse their child from objectionable."

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Theresa Manzella

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