As of April 10, 2024, Jonathan Windy Boy did not have a website or any information online.

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Jonathan previously worked as a tribal historic preservation officer (THPO) director for the Chippewa Cree Tribal Historic Preservation Office. 

Jonathan Windy Boy is a State Senator for District 16 in Montana. He was elected to this position in 2008, and has served four terms.  He was also a House Representative for District 32 in Montana. He was elected to this position in 2016, and has served eight terms. 

As of June 7, 2025, Jonathan Windy Boy did not have a website or any information online.

Economy

REP. JONATHAN WINDY BOY (D) - HD32

Windy Boy opposes MIP drivers license sanctions

Sponsored House Bill 317, which established the Montana Indian Child Welfare Act, providing federal protections for Native American citizens.

Opposed reform proposing those under 18 from to be prohibited from holding a state driver's license if caught possessing alcohol, arguing it places Legislature on "the path of criminalizing everyone in Montana."

- Sponsored House Bill 317, which established the Montana Indian Child Welfare Act, providing federal protections for Native American citizens.
- Opposed reform proposing those under 18 from to be prohibited from holding a state driver's license if caught possessing alcohol, arguing it places Legislature on "the path of criminalizing everyone in Montana."

Public Safety

Healthcare

House committee hear bills to preserve American Indian culture

Sponsored House Bill 395, which would require certain Montana school districts to consult with American Indian tribes on education through tribal recommendations.

- Sponsored House Bill 395, which would require certain Montana school districts to consult with American Indian tribes on education through tribal recommendations.

Education

Rep. Windy Boy Sent Harassing Texts, Says Former House Leader

 "Ex-House speaker: Box Elder legislator Windy Boy sent harassing texts

Stepped down from legislative duties and resigned as chairman of the state Tribal Relations Committee, due to reportedly sending harassing text messages to a female colleague in 2017.

- Stepped down from legislative duties and resigned as chairman of the state Tribal Relations Committee, due to reportedly sending harassing text messages to a female colleague in 2017.

Voting & Elections

Energy & the Environment

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Jonathan Windy Boy

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Perri is originally from Hardin. She earned her bachelor's degree in animal science and agriculture education from the University of Nebraska and her master's degree in public administration from the University of Colorado - Colorado Springs.

Perri works as the secretary and treasurer for Jacobs Ranch Inc. She previously worked as a managing partner at Lackman Family LLC and as a bureau chief at the Montana Department of Agriculture. Jacobs and her husband own and operate a cattle ranch together.

Perri Jacobs' campaign for state senator is her first run for public office.

Supports raising taxes on 160 acres or more of private land not used for agricultural purposes.

Supports improving public transit options for rural areas.

- Supports raising taxes on 160 acres or more of private land not used for agricultural purposes.
- Supports improving public transit options for rural areas.

As of June 7, 2025, Perri A Jacobs did not have a website or any information online.

Supports a program that assists students earning an education in healthcare on the condition they spend 3-5 years practicing in a rural Montana location after graduation.

- Supports a program that assists students earning an education in healthcare on the condition they spend 3-5 years practicing in a rural Montana location after graduation.

Supports increases in education funding that can be achieved without increasing taxes.

- Supports increases in education funding that can be achieved without increasing taxes.

Perri A Jacobs

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