Jerry Lynch - Chief Justice, MT Supreme Court
Judge Jerry Lynch is experienced, dedicated, and fair. During his career as a federal magistrate, Jerry proved his commitment to protecting the rights of all individuals. As Chief Justice, Jerry will protect the Montana Constitution and serve with independence, integrity, and honesty.
Katherine Bidegaray - Associate Justice, MT Supreme Court
District Court Judge Katherine Bidegaray has served Northeast Montana for over twenty years. Katherine is running for the Montana Supreme Court to defend our constitutional rights, including our rights to education and public lands.
Jon Tester - U.S. Senate
There's no better champion for us and the Montanans we serve than Senator Tester. Let's have his back just as he's always had ours.
Ryan Busse & Raph Graybill - Governor & Lt. Governor
Ryan and Raph will stand up for Montana's public schools, public services, and our workplace freedoms. They'll make sure MFPE members have the resources we need to teach Montana's students, keep our communities safe, and make public services operate efficiently.
Shannon O'Brien - Superintendent of Public Instruction
Who's ready for a pro-public education, highly qualified, and competent Superintendent of Public Instruction? It's a rhetorical question! Shannon is the candidate to restore OPI's status as a valuable partner to students and educators.
Monica Tranel - Congress, Western District
Monica knows Montana’s public schools and public services provide the stability and security Montanans need to raise our families, start and grow businesses, and protect our way of life.
Ben Alke - Attorney General
MFPE members in law enforcement deserve an independent and thoughtful leader at the helm of the Department of Justice. Every Montanan does. Ben will execute the law, and not engage in political games.
Erin Ferris Olsen - Clerk of the Supreme Court
It's just a regular job, not a political office. We should elect somehow who knows how to do it. Erin knows how to do it.
Vote YES on CI-126 and CI-127
CI-126 will allow us to vote for the person, not a party, in our primary elections. By creating an open top-four primary and making sure candidates are elected with a majority in the general election, CI-126 and 127 will increase voters' choices and our ability to hold politicians accountable.