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Marla currently serves as the Chair of the Gallatin County Republican Central Committee. She has volunteered with many youth activities and events and was a Montana Amateur Hockey Association Youth Commissioner for 5 years. She is married with children.

Marla is a Physical Therapist and Entrepreneur.

 Marla Davis ran for Gallatin County Clerk and Recorder.

Wants to lower property taxes by returning the appraisal cycle to 6 years and increasing the protected amount of equity under the homestead exemption to correlate with today's values.

Said, "We must educate and understand that almost all property taxes in Montana go towards County and city government services like K-12 schools, fire departments, law enforcement, etc. and state services like universities and prisons are largely funded by state income tax."

Supports capping property tax rates to protect seniors who are on fixed incomes.

- Wants to lower property taxes by returning the appraisal cycle to 6 years and increasing the protected amount of equity under the homestead exemption to correlate with today's values.
- Said, "We must educate and understand that almost all property taxes in Montana go towards County and city government services like K-12 schools, fire departments, law enforcement, etc. and state services like universities and prisons are largely funded by state income tax."
- Supports capping property tax rates to protect seniors who are on fixed incomes.
- Opposes "excessive printing of money."

Economy

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

Energy & the Environment

Healthcare

Opposes open borders and supports legislation to allow the Governor to remove "illegal immigrants" from Montana.

- Opposes open borders and supports legislation to allow the Governor to remove "illegal immigrants" from Montana.
- Opposes gun control.

Public Safety

Wants to protect property rights "embedded in...the 5th and 14th amendments."

Said, "We should never be censored from expressing our views based on political ideology."

- Wants to protect property rights "embedded in...the 5th and 14th amendments."
- Supports limited government.
- Said, "We should never be censored from expressing our views based on political ideology."

Voting & Elections

Education

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Marla Davis

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