Vote Trevor Walter for Montana House District 69

I’ll fight for honest reform that puts Montana homeowners first — not a property tax shift that puts the burden on businesses and the agricultural community... which ultimately leads to higher prices on the store shelves.

I’ll work to remove unnecessary barriers and empower communities to create affordable housing opportunities for all — from young families just starting out to the essential workers who keep our cities and towns running. All while adopting common-sense legislation that prevents out-of-control development.

We can’t prepare the next generation for success with outdated materials, crumbling classrooms, and underpaid teachers. Our kids deserve better — and that starts with putting their education first. I strongly support public schools, and I believe in investing in them so every child has the tools to thrive.

But supporting public education also means listening to parents. That includes giving families a real voice — and real choices — in how and where their children are educated.

That means mental health access, cost transparency, and real competition that benefits patients — not just insurance companies. It also means building on the Direct Primary Care (DPC) model that Governor Gianforte has championed — where Montanans pay their doctors directly through affordable, membership-based care.

DPC removes the red tape and brings back the doctor-patient relationship. But we can go further.

I'll work to expand DPC access statewide and create tax incentives for businesses, civic groups, and churches to help sponsor care for low-income individuals — especially those who fall through the cracks of government-run programs. We'll also explore private co-op models and catastrophic care funds to help cover what DPC doesn't — like surgeries or emergencies — without turning to taxpayer-funded welfare.

It's time to treat healthcare like a community investment, not a bureaucratic maze. Let’s empower Montanans to take control of their care — and give them real, local options to do it.

Montana’s farmers and ranchers represent more than just our state’s largest industry—they represent our values: hard work, self-reliance, and stewardship of the land. For generations, they’ve fed our families, fueled our economy, and kept our communities rooted in something real.

But today, they’re being squeezed from all sides. From drought and water shortages to rising input costs, labor challenges, and shrinking market access, our producers face mounting pressure. Global competitors benefit from better infrastructure and less red tape, while here at home, outdated policies and overregulation make it harder for Montana ag to thrive.

It’s time we put Montana producers first—by cutting unnecessary red tape, defending private property rights, expanding access to water and soil conservation tools, and pushing back against policies that favor foreign imports or corporate consolidation. We must protect our ag land from out-of-state interests and ensure the next generation has a future in farming and ranching.

Agriculture is the backbone of our economy, a pillar of our food security, and the lifeblood of rural Montana. When ag thrives, Montana thrives.

From crumbling roads and aging bridges to outdated water systems and spotty broadband, Montana’s infrastructure is long overdue for serious attention. I’ll fight for smart investments that prioritize local needs — repairing our highways, expanding broadband access in rural areas, upgrading water and wastewater systems, and maintaining the bridges and dams our communities rely on every day.