LAKESIDE — Tanner J. Smith, who currently represents Montana House District 11 in Flathead County, has entered the 2024 race to become Montana's next governor.
He said in a news release that his campaign will focus on revitalizing Montana's economy, protecting natural resources and "ensuring a prosperous future for all Montanans."
"I am running for Governor because I firmly believe in the power of Montana values and our way of life. Our state has a rich heritage of hard work, self-reliance, and respect for our natural wonders. I am determined to preserve and restore these values, ensuring a brighter future for every Montana." Smith said in a statement about his candidacy.
Smith, a Republican, says she plans to focus on several topics in his run for the nomination for governor, including:
- Public Safety: Combat crime and ensure the well-being of communities across the state
- Taxes: Recognizing the burden of high taxes on Montanans, implementing responsible fiscal policies that will lower taxes and promote economic growth
- Energy Independence: Advocate for sustainable and diverse energy sources to drive Montana's economy while protecting the environment - such as the preservation of water rights to safeguard this vital resource for future generations
- Education: Committed to providing quality education to strengthen and equip students with the skills necessary for success and competitive pay for teachers
- Constitutional Values: Defending the rights and freedoms cherished by Montanans
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