I’m supporting Collette Campbell in House District 67 because she will support public education and is a great listener who will represent us well in the Legislature. Collette comes from a solid working class family and is dedicated to fighting for other middle-class families. She has lived those values by working as an early childhood […]

Gianforte’s assault shows he is not right for Helena It would seem if you are thinking of voting for Gianforte for governor, you should consider his assault on a reporter and his trying to remove a public access because it was close to his house. The confrontation with the reporter was on his property and […]

Emily Brosten is a fifth generation Montanan running for House District 68. She is a refreshing voice in these times of political divisiveness. Emily is running for office because she believes that a public servant should represent the will of the people rather than the desire of the political party. As a supporter of the […]

The price of clean energy has fallen below the price of fossil fuels, while also being cleaner and safer. Sounds good, doesn’t it? But you don’t get any say in what type of energy you get or how much you pay. NorthWestern Energy makes that choice for you, and they’ve decided that what’s right for […]

Does anyone else find it odd that Donald Trump, a huge opponent of government health care, a man who pays next to nothing in federal taxes and is all about private sector health care being the best, goes to the hospital for COVID-19 and receives government health care? Rick Winking Bozeman Despotism is unacceptable, threatens […]

I was disappointed, but not surprised, that Steve Daines, Greg Gianforte and Matt Rosendale all refused to meet with the Chronicle editorial board. Daines and Gianforte have consistently been phantom representatives – refusing to ever meet face-to-face with Montanans. Neither one of them have ever hosted a fully open public meeting where any Montanan can […]

I have known Ed Stafman for many years, as a friend and through our connection in the Gallatin Valley Interfaith Association. I believe his varied experience, as a lawyer, civic volunteer and rabbi will bring some needed skills to the Legislature. Ed focuses on finding common ground in relationships. When people disagree with him, he […]

At a time when we are coping with a pandemic, concerns over women’s reproductive rights, affordable healthcare, racial injustice and access to public lands, I am appalled at Greg Gianforte’s ads for governor that only seem concerned with his NRA rating and the further promulgation of guns. This is not what I call leadership! I […]

I believe that character counts! Character traits such as honesty, thoughtfulness, humility, empathy for others, work ethics and ethical personal behavior are among those traits that are common to those who are respected and rewarded and recognized in successful businesses and professions. Politicians should reflect the same character traits that are expected in the rest […]

Less taxes sounds like a great platform, but it does have consequences: less services. There will be less money for public schools that are the heart and soul of Montana’s communities. Will this mean higher taxes to make up the difference? There will be less money for the Montana University System? Will this mean higher […]