Montana Democrats rally support for legislative candidates and fundraising efforts

The Town Hall meeting with Missoula Legislators took place on June 9, 2025, focusing on the upcoming electoral landscape and fundraising efforts for the Montana Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee (MDLCC). The meeting highlighted the importance of maintaining and expanding the Democratic majority in the state legislature.

The session began with a speaker emphasizing the significance of voting and collaboration among legislators. Drawing on past experiences, the speaker noted the necessity of securing a majority by building coalitions with Republican colleagues. The current Democratic representation stands at 33, with a goal to regain and maintain 42 seats in the legislature. The speaker identified key districts, including Gallatin, Yellowstone, Cascade, and Flathead counties, as critical areas for potential Democratic gains.

Fundraising was a central theme, with a call to action for attendees to support the MDLCC through donations. The speaker encouraged contributions, highlighting that even small amounts could collectively make a significant impact. The urgency of the upcoming municipal elections was also addressed, with several local officials, including Mayor Davis and Councilman Carlino, announcing their reelection campaigns.

The meeting concluded with a recognition of the local candidates running for various positions, fostering a sense of community engagement and support for Democratic initiatives. Overall, the Town Hall served as a platform to rally support for the party's electoral strategy and to encourage active participation in the upcoming elections.