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Ballotpedia: Nancy Kemler

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

Economy

Nancy Kelmer, 2024 Mt Candidat for House 38

Wants to preserve the coal mine and fossil fuel industry, believing that they produce important jobs and tax revenue.

- Wants to preserve the coal mine and fossil fuel industry, believing that they produce important jobs and tax revenue.

Energy & the Environment

Healthcare

Sees the issues of the "Mexican cartel" and "illegal immigration" as a priority to fix.

- Sees the issues of the "Mexican cartel" and "illegal immigration" as a priority to fix.

Public Safety

Voting & Elections

Education

Nancy Kemler

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Ballotpedia: Greg Oblander

MIssoula Current, HOUSE COMMITTEE TABLES LATEST MONTANA ‘RIGHT-TO-WORK’ BILL

As a State Representative, voted against Montana's "right-to-work" bill.

- As a State Representative, voted against Montana's "right-to-work" bill.

Supports "[increasing] natural resource development."

- Supports "[increasing] natural resource development."

With candidates filed for Legislature, Democrats hope to edge into GOP supermajority

Sponsored a bill securing funding for Career and Technical Student Organizations (CTSOs).

- Sponsored a bill securing funding for Career and Technical Student Organizations (CTSOs).

Greg Oblander

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