Frank J. Smith HOUSE DISTRICT 31 Democrat

Frank has a commercial drivers' license from Fort Poplar Community College. He has four children. 

Frank works as a driver for veterans from the Fort Peck Reservation. He served 2 years in the Air Force. Previously, he has worked as a driver for USPS and owned a business.

Frank J. Smith has served five years on the Fort Peck Tribal Council, 10 years in the Montana House of Representatives, and two terms in Montana State Senate representing District 16. 

As of April 10, 2024, Frank J. Smith did not have a website or any information online.

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Lance has served as the chair of the Wolf Point Community Organization and the Fort Peck Assiniboine Council. He has also served the Modernization and Risk Assessment Committee. He is a community organizer for Western Native Voice, and resides in Wolf Point, Montana.

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Lance serves as the treasurer of the Montana Democratic Party.

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Lance Fourstar currently serves on the Wolf Point City Council since being elected in 2021. He served as the director for the American Indian Caucus.

As of April 10, 2024, Lance Fourstar did not have a website or any information online.

Opposes the "economic irresponsibility of spending billions of dollars supporting a foreign military … while we debate whether we can afford to fund health care in our own government."

- Advocates protecting healthcare access.
- Opposes the "economic irresponsibility of spending billions of dollars supporting a foreign military … while we debate whether we can afford to fund health care in our own government."

Supports efforts towards locating missing or deceased Indigenous persons.

Supports the "Invest to Protect Act" designed to increase funding for law enforcement agencies.

- Supports efforts towards locating missing or deceased Indigenous persons.
- Supports the "Invest to Protect Act" designed to increase funding for law enforcement agencies.

Prioritizes Native American representation in state government.

- Prioritizes Native American representation in state government.

Emphasizes supporting access to public schools.

- Emphasizes supporting access to public schools.

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Montana State Representative, District 31, Democratic Primary

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