The Montana House
Representatives (100) • Committees (15)The Montana House is the Legislature’s larger chamber, with 100 representatives elected to two-year terms. Appropriations measures, such as the state budget bill, typically originate in the House.
Leadership
Representatives
Republicans
Dist. | Lawmaker |
---|---|
HD 1 | R-Libby |
HD 2 | R-Eureka |
HD 3 | R-Columbia Falls |
HD 4 | R-Kalispell |
HD 6 | R-Kalispell |
HD 7 | R-Kalispell |
HD 8 | R-Kalispell |
HD 9 | R-Kalispell |
HD 10 | R-Bigfork |
HD 11 | R-Lakeside |
HD 12 | R-Polson |
HD 13 | R-Thompson Falls |
HD 14 | R-St Regis |
HD 17 | R-Fairfield |
HD 18 | R-Conrad |
HD 19 | R-Great Falls |
HD 20 | R-Great Falls |
HD 21 | R-Great Falls |
HD 22 | R-Great Falls |
HD 23 | R-Great Falls |
HD 24 | R-Great Falls |
HD 25 | R-Cascade |
HD 26 | R-Great Falls |
HD 27 | R-Fort Benton |
HD 29 | R-Winifred |
HD 30 | R-Buffalo |
HD 33 | R-Malta |
HD 34 | R-Culbertson |
HD 35 | R-Savage |
HD 36 | R-Lindsay |
HD 37 | R-Circle |
HD 38 | R-Miles City |
HD 39 | R-Colstrip |
HD 40 | R-Billings |
HD 41 | R-Hardin |
HD 43 | R-Billings |
HD 44 | R-Billings |
HD 45 | R-Billings |
HD 46 | R-Billings |
HD 48 | R-Billings |
HD 50 | R-Billings |
HD 51 | R-Billings |
HD 52 | R-Billings |
HD 53 | R-Billings |
HD 54 | R-Billings |
HD 55 | R-Laurel |
HD 56 | R-Billings |
HD 57 | R-Columbus |
HD 58 | R-Roberts |
HD 59 | R-Pray |
HD 64 | R-Bozeman |
HD 67 | R-Belgrade |
HD 68 | R-Belgrade |
HD 69 | R-Manhattan |
HD 70 | R-Helena |
HD 71 | R-Twin Bridges |
HD 72 | R-Dillon |
HD 75 | R-Montana City |
HD 77 | R-Anaconda |
HD 78 | R-Deer Lodge |
HD 80 | R-Wolf Creek |
HD 85 | R-Hamilton |
HD 86 | R-Hamilton |
HD 87 | R-Hamilton |
HD 88 | R-Corvallis |
HD 92 | R-Missoula |
HD 93 | R-Ronan |
HD 97 | R-Missoula |
Democrats
Dist. | Lawmaker |
---|---|
HD 5 | D-Whitefish |
HD 15 | D-Browning |
HD 16 | D-Browning |
HD 28 | D-Havre |
HD 31 | D-Poplar |
HD 32 | D-Box Elder |
HD 42 | D-Crow Agency |
HD 47 | D-Billings |
HD 49 | D-Billings |
HD 60 | D-Livingston |
HD 61 | D-Bozeman |
HD 62 | D-Bozeman |
HD 63 | D-Bozeman |
HD 65 | D-Bozeman |
HD 66 | D-Bozeman |
HD 73 | D-Butte |
HD 74 | D-Butte |
HD 76 | D-Butte |
HD 79 | D-Helena |
HD 81 | D-Helena |
HD 82 | D-Helena |
HD 83 | D-Helena |
HD 84 | D-East Helena |
HD 89 | D-Missoula |
HD 90 | D-Missoula |
HD 91 | D-Missoula |
HD 94 | D-Missoula |
HD 95 | D-Missoula |
HD 96 | D-Missoula |
HD 98 | D-Missoula |
HD 99 | D-Missoula |
HD 100 | D-Missoula |
House Committees
👥 House Appropriations • 24 members
👥 House Judiciary • 19 members
👥 House Business and Labor • 19 members
👥 House Taxation • 21 members
👥 House State Administration • 20 members
👥 House Human Services • 21 members
👥 House Natural Resources • 15 members
👥 House Transportation • 16 members
👥 House Education • 14 members
👥 House Energy, Technology and Federal Relations • 13 members
👥 House Agriculture • 21 members
👥 House Fish, Wildlife and Parks • 20 members
👥 House Local Government • 16 members
👥 House Legislative Administration • 16 members
👥 House Rules • 22 members
About the 2023 Montana Free Press Capitol Tracker
This guide is an effort to make the quantifiable aspects of the Montana Legislature more accessible to the public by compiling information about lawmakers, proposed bills and the legislative process. This is a project of Montana Free Press, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit newsroom that aims to provide Montanans with in-depth, nonpartisan news coverage.
The information presented here is collected from a variety of sources including the Montana Legislature’s public roster and its official bill-tracking system, the Legislative Automated Workflow System, or LAWS. Reporting and web design was done primarily by MTFP Deputy Editor Eric Dietrich. Please contact him at edietrich@montanafreepress.org with bug reports, questions or suggestions.
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