ENDORSEMENT ALERT: Team MCV proudly endorses Big Sandy farmer @JonTester in his reelection to the U.S. Senate.
“Jon Tester's story is one that reflects the heart and soul of Montana.”
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There are a few folks claiming Ryan Zinke is a public lands champion. These claims ignore the reality of his record.
Great piece from @SecretaryJewell about the disgrace of her successor: “Ryan Zinke did not live up to this calling.”
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Had a blast with @MTvoters in Livingston last night. Our public lands make Montana the Last Best Place—and unlike my opponent, I'll always fight to protect them. Grateful to have the endorsement of Montana Conservation Voters as we rally together to defend our values.
.@MontanaTawney is right. This election is about protecting Montana as the Last Best Place, and it’s on all of us to do our part.
There’s 67 days left. Let’s make ‘em count.
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Wild stuff going on in Montana right now. Lemme tell you about it.
One of our senators is a guy named Jon Tester who grew up outside of a town called Big Sandy on land that his grandfather homesteaded in 1912.
To get my Blackfoot Clearwater Stewardship Act over the finish line, we need champions on the ground who are speaking up about how impactful this bill will be for our public lands and our outdoor economy. Grateful to have Jocelyn and Kearstyn as two of those champions.
Today, the Montana Outdoor Values Action Fund, the federal super PAC of MCV, launched a TV ad taking on U.S. Senate candidate Tim Sheehy, who’s promised to end protections for Montana’s public lands.
More and more, places that Montanans have traditionally used for outdoor recreation are being closed off. And Sheehy’s vow to remove public lands protections means Montanans could lose even more.
Montanans rely on public lands for our way of life. Transferring them to the state or counties is a losing proposition. Transferring them would result in costs that states, counties couldn't meet. Those lands would then be sold to the highest bidder, removed from the public trust
Earlier this week, Montanans came together to call out U.S. Senate candidate Tim Sheehy’s attacks on public lands and his lies to cover up his position.
“Sheehy’s plan to transfer public lands would make it easier to sell off our amazing wide open spaces to the highest bidders like Sheehy and his rich out of state friends,” Rep. Cohenour said.
Senate Bill 442 veto override ballots are due back to Secretary of State Christi Jacobsen on Thursday. This poll will decide the fate of a bill that would benefit all Montanas.
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