Montana Statewide Candidates

Montana Local Candidates

In the Montana 2020 General Election the good citizens of Park and Sweetgrass Counties have an opportunity to elect two qualified and experienced Democratic candidates to the Montana House of Representatives. In this episode we interview Dan Vermillion running for Montana House District 59, and incumbent Laurie Bishop running for her third term for Montana House District 60.

Montana Statewide Candidates

In the 2020 General Election Montanans have an opportunity to elect a slate of the most  qualified, experienced, authentic, and dedicated group of Democratic candidates into Montana federal and statewide offices. In this episode we interview three of the Montana statewide candidates, Raph Graybill running for Attorney General, Bryce Bennett running for Secretary of State, and Melissa Romano running for Superintendent of Public Instruction.

Jon Tester - Montana U.S. Senator

In this interview we talk with Montana’s senior, three-term U.S. Senator Jon Tester about his new book, “Grounded, A Senator’s Lessons on Winning Back Rural America”. Also discussed are his views about the extreme partisanship of today’s political climate, what’s at stake for Montana and  the country in the upcoming 2020 elections, and the importance of voting in this election. And there was an interesting phone interruption......

Montana 2020 General Election - Part 4

Superintendent of Public Instruction and U.S. Senate - This episode includes a breakdown of the two offices and information on the candidates, Melissa Romano (Democrat) and Elsie Arntzen (Incumbent Republican) running for Superintendent of Public Instruction, and Steve Bullock (Democrat) and Steve Daines (Incumbent Republican) running for U.S. Senate.

Montana 2020 General Election - Part 3

Public Service Commission District 3 and U.S. House of Representatives - This episode includes a breakdown of the two offices and information on the candidates, Tom Woods (Democrat) and James Brown (Republican) running for Public Service Commission District 3, and Kathleen Williams (Democrat) and Matt Rosendale (Republican) running for U.S. House of Representatives.