Greg Gianforte

Montanans have a right to know the values and principles of the judges they elect.

The EPA has put an end to the weaponization of the federal government against coal-generated power which threatened coal mines across the nation.

It’s great to see the cleanup efforts underway today to address the hazardous contaminants and return the site to productive use.

This is going to address the contamination, hazardous materials, and eliminate exposure to prevent contamination of groundwater and the Flathead River, which is right over here, near and dear to my heart.

We’re asking all Montanans to follow all necessary precautions and take the evacuation warnings and orders from local law enforcement seriously.

I look forward to his service on behalf of Montana ratepayers.

Kirk brings decades of engineering experience and a strong understanding of the important work of the Public Service Commission.

You have delivered a thoughtful, serious and practical report that addresses that question and confirms that Montana is well-positioned to lead.

You want wages to go up faster than inflation, but I don’t want to minimize at all the affordability issues.

Because of our policies, basically letting people keep more of what they earn, getting rid of excessive regulations, we’re one of only two states where wage growth has actually exceeded inflation over the last five years.

If you want jobs, you need employers, and government doesn’t create jobs.

This investment means more investment in our communities and opportunities for Montanans across the state, especially right here in the Flathead.

Working with local officials, we’ll continue to do all we can to help Glasgow rebuild stronger and be better prepared for the next storm.

This disaster declaration will help the community repair critical infrastructure more quickly and ensure local officials have the support they need to recover.

Montanans in Glasgow experienced sudden, intense flooding that damaged roads, disrupted daily life, and affected local businesses.

Frankly, I haven’t said this very often, but the Forest Service is doing a good job. They’re throwing everything after it.

It blew through Maverick Mountain Ski Area and through a subdivision, but as of this morning, they haven’t lost a single structure.

The biggest incentive a homeowner has to protect their property isn’t one the state offers — it’s that their house doesn’t burn.

I always say, ‘I’m with the government. My job is to stay out of the way,’

Deploying these resources will not compromise our ability to respond to any current fire activity in Montana, and the Montana Department of Natural Resources and Conservation remains ready to continue executing an aggressive initial attack…

It was great to join President Trump to congratulate the Bobcats on their hard work, discipline, and a commitment to excellence.

It’s great to help cut the ribbon on Siskin Island to expand public access along the Yellowstone for Montanans to fish, float, and enjoy the outdoors.

Over the last several years, we’ve had a steady message for our federal partners: Montana is ready to have full authority to manage grizzly bears.

Recovery was never the end of the story, though, for this iconic species. The next chapter is about stewardship.