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Esther Fishbaugh was born and raised in a farming community north of Great Falls, Montana. She holds a Bachelor's Degree in Parks, Recreation and Leisure Facilities Management from the College of Great Falls, and a Master's Degree in Exercise Physiology from Montana State University. 

Esther oversees operations at Conyon Enterprises, Inc.

This is Esther Fishbaugh's first entry into politics. 

Supports government transparency with tax funds, and plans to mandate digital posts of all budget proposals and prior expenditures for every government entity and school.

Wants to limit annual tax increases at 10%, and provide tax increase exemptions for elderly citizens.

Holds her primary goals as amending the state government, and addressing corruption.

- Supports government transparency with tax funds, and plans to mandate digital posts of all budget proposals and prior expenditures for every government entity and school.
- Wants to limit annual tax increases at 10%, and provide tax increase exemptions for elderly citizens.
- Holds her primary goals as amending the state government, and addressing corruption.

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