Lela Graham was born in Great Falls, Montana.. She attended the University of Virginia where she earned a Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies. 

Lela Graham served in the US Army as part of the Military Intelligence Corps. Lela spent over a decade working in political management, where she traveled across the country working on various levels of campaigns.

As of April 10, 2024, Lela Graham’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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Supports investing in public libraries, acknowledging tax concerns but emphasizing the value of maintaining such community resources despite some opposition not strictly related to fiscal matters.

- Supports investing in public libraries, acknowledging tax concerns but emphasizing the value of maintaining such community resources despite some opposition not strictly related to fiscal matters.

Economy

As of September 17, 2024, Lela Graham’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Energy & the Environment

The candidate's website says, "Lela Graham is running on the platform focusing on Health Care, especially with funding for substance use disorder including prevention and treatment..."

- The candidate's website says, "Lela Graham is running on the platform focusing on Health Care, especially with funding for substance use disorder including prevention and treatment..."

Healthcare

Said, "...sponsored by Independence Rock Coalition (IRC) organized Recovery Advocacy Day at the Montana Legislature where we lobbied for various legislation like fentanyl test strips and recovery residencies."

The candidate's website says, "Lela is a Certified Recovery Coach with an emphasis on Harm Reduction and Problem Gambling... a Master Naloxone Trainer... Lela is a person in long-term recovery and is dedicated to bringing awareness and decrease the stigma for those from substance use disorder..."

The candidate's website says, "Community members came together to remember those lost to overdose on Overdose Awareness Day on August 31st"

- Said, "...sponsored by Independence Rock Coalition (IRC) organized Recovery Advocacy Day at the Montana Legislature where we lobbied for various legislation like fentanyl test strips and recovery residencies."
- The candidate's website says, "Lela is a Certified Recovery Coach with an emphasis on Harm Reduction and Problem Gambling... a Master Naloxone Trainer... Lela is a person in long-term recovery and is dedicated to bringing awareness and decrease the stigma for those from substance use disorder..."
- The candidate's website says, "Community members came together to remember those lost to overdose on Overdose Awareness Day on August 31st"

Public Safety

Voting & Elections

Said, "Growing up in Great Falls I spent a lot of time at both the Heisey Center and the Great Falls Public Library, both places enabled me to learn and grow and become the person I am today."

Said, "The program’s mission is to revitalize public and political discourse by teaching and promoting civics, citizenship, and civility."

- Said, "Growing up in Great Falls I spent a lot of time at both the Heisey Center and the Great Falls Public Library, both places enabled me to learn and grow and become the person I am today."
- Said, "The program’s mission is to revitalize public and political discourse by teaching and promoting civics, citizenship, and civility."

Education

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Lela Graham

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