Rep. Paul Fielder
Republican
Representing HD 13
Thompson Falls, Heron, Marion
2021 is the first session Fielder has served in the Legislature.
HD 13 election results
Last in-cycle for House election in 2020. House seats are elected every two years, Senate seats every four.
General election vote, 2020
Won by 50% (3,343 votes)
Party primary vote, 2020
Ran unopposed
Governor vote in district, 2020
Won by 53% (3,630 votes)
Voting statistics
Of 721 House floor votes involving bills:
88%With majority of House lawmakers
92%With majority of GOP caucus
64%With majority of Dem. caucus
Fielder has been absent or excused for 1 votes.
Bills sponsored
| HB 138: Revising trap and snare tagging requirement laws | Second chamber On floor |
| HB 144: Revise laws for preserving authority of sheriffs, constables, and peace officers | Second chamber On floor |
| HB 145: Allow local boards of health and health officers to issue recommendations | First chamber Tabled in committee |
| HB 162: Eliminate state tax on social security income | First chamber Tabled in committee |
| HB 163: Revise fish and wildlife commission members | Second chamber On floor |
| HB 224: Allow for the snaring of wolves in Montana by licensed trappers | Second chamber In committee |
| HB 225: Establish wolf trapping season dates | Second chamber In committee |
| HB 367: Revise constitutional language regarding harvest heritage | First chamber In committee |
| HB 468: Allowing hound hunting and chase seasons for black bears | First chamber Out of committee |
| HB 506: Generally revise election laws | First chamber Passed second reading vote |
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Committee assignments
- House Fish, Wildlife, and Parks
- House Natural Resources
- House Taxation
News coverage
MTFP stories involving this lawmaker
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