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Kyle is from Manhattan, Montana. He is married to his wife, with whom they have six children and 25 grandchildren together. He is a member of Dry Creek Bible Church in Belgrade, Montana. He previously served as a School Board Trustee, and as a former President and Board Member of the Montana Optometric Association. 

Kyle owns an optometry practice in the Gallatin Valley in Montana. 

Kyle McMurray's campaign for the Montana House of Representatives is his first entry into politics.

Supports providing farmers and ranchers with autonomy over their property and water. 

- Supports lowering property taxes.
- Supports providing farmers and ranchers with autonomy over their property and water. 

Economy

As of April 10, 2024, Kyle McMurray’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Energy & the Environment

Supports amending Medicaid, saying he "believes in a hand up, not a hand out."

Opposes abortion and providing government funds for abortion. 

Said regarding abortion "when tough decisions have to be made in the case of the mother's health, those decisions should be made between the mother, the father, and the doctor."

Supports parental control over whether minors enroll in Medicaid. 

- Supports amending Medicaid, saying he "believes in a hand up, not a hand out."
- Opposes abortion and providing government funds for abortion. 
- Said regarding abortion "when tough decisions have to be made in the case of the mother's health, those decisions should be made between the mother, the father, and the doctor."
- Supports parental control over whether minors enroll in Medicaid. 

Healthcare

Public Safety

Voting & Elections

Supports "Parental involvement and a say in their children's education..." 

- Supports "Parental involvement and a say in their children's education..." 

Education

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Kyle McMurray

Kyle is from Manhattan, Montana. He lives with his wife and has six adult children.

Kyle McMurray owns an optometry practice in the Gallatin Valley where he has practiced for forty years. He has also been a School Board Trustee for eight years.

Advocates for farmers and ranchers to maintain legal control over water resources.

- Supports lowering property taxes.
- Advocates for farmers and ranchers to maintain legal control over water resources.

Regarding Medicaid reform, Kyle supports "conservative answers that leave people with incentive to work hard and with dignity."

Does not support abortion as a means of contraception or to be funded by the government.

Said, "when tough decisions have to be made in the case of the mother's health, those decisions should be made between the mother, the father, and the doctor."

Said, "Medical decisions for minors should be up to parents."

- Regarding Medicaid reform, Kyle supports "conservative answers that leave people with incentive to work hard and with dignity."
- Does not support abortion as a means of contraception or to be funded by the government.
- Said, "when tough decisions have to be made in the case of the mother's health, those decisions should be made between the mother, the father, and the doctor."
- Said, "Medical decisions for minors should be up to parents."

Said, "Parental involvement and a say in their children's education is crucial."

- Said, "Parental involvement and a say in their children's education is crucial."

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