Ballotpedia - Fiona Nave 

Fiona is from Laurel, MT. She is married to her husband, Brent, with whom they have two children together. She holds a degree in Applied Mathematics from California Polytechnic University in Pomona. She previously volunteered with the Stillwater Ambulance District #1 Board and Stillwater Citizens for Property Rights. 

Fiona is a US Military veteran, previously serving in the Navy.  

Fiona Nave is a member of the Montana House of Representatives for District 57. She was elected to this position in 2021, and is currently serving her second term. 

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

Economy

Opposes all Montana land sales to other states, and foreign entities and investors.

Wants to maintain access to public lands, and opposes selling public lands.

Supports developing coal, oil and gas as energy sources.

Wants to develop new nuclear technologies, saying "nuclear power is the most sustainable and the most environmentally friendly option."

- Opposes all Montana land sales to other states, and foreign entities and investors.
- Wants to maintain access to public lands, and opposes selling public lands.
- Supports developing coal, oil and gas as energy sources.
- Wants to develop new nuclear technologies, saying "nuclear power is the most sustainable and the most environmentally friendly option."

Energy & the Environment

Healthcare

Opposes illegal immigration, saying it "brings drugs, human trafficking and cartels to Montana." and increases state crime rates.

As a house representative, she voted to abolish sanctuary cities in Montana.

Opposes gun control, and supports "constitutional carry", believing "all law-abiding citizens have a right to defend themselves and others."

Opposes criminal justice reforms that lowers jail sentencing, and sentence lengths for repeat offenders.

- Opposes illegal immigration, saying it "brings drugs, human trafficking and cartels to Montana." and increases state crime rates.
- As a house representative, she voted to abolish sanctuary cities in Montana.
- Opposes gun control, and supports "constitutional carry", believing "all law-abiding citizens have a right to defend themselves and others."
- Opposes criminal justice reforms that lowers jail sentencing, and sentence lengths for repeat offenders.

Public Safety

Voting & Elections

Supports parental control over their child's education.

Supports private schools, homeschooling, charter schools, and school vouchers.

Opposes education on race and racism, saying "no place for teaching racism in Montana schools."

Opposes "the current gender curriculums", saying they are "harmful to students and are designed to desensitize young people to the harmful consequences of alternate lifestyles... all sex education should occur in the family and not in the schools."

Supports a curriculum emphasizing American and European history, and implementing a course on the US Constitution, and the Montana Constitution.

- Supports parental control over their child's education.
- Supports private schools, homeschooling, charter schools, and school vouchers.
- Opposes the common core curriculum.
- Opposes education on race and racism, saying "no place for teaching racism in Montana schools."
- Opposes "the current gender curriculums", saying they are "harmful to students and are designed to desensitize young people to the harmful consequences of alternate lifestyles... all sex education should occur in the family and not in the schools."
- Supports a curriculum emphasizing American and European history, and implementing a course on the US Constitution, and the Montana Constitution.

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Fiona Nave

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