Green Party for Governor
Barb, of Billings, filed for office March 9. He has named Joshua Thomas as his running mate.
Race overview: 2020 Governor
Key coverage in the race for Governor
Race profile: The statesman and the mogul
You’d be hard-pressed to identify prominent Montanans with more different resumes than the two major party candidates hoping to be elected Montana’s next governor this fall, succeeding term-limited Democratic Gov. Steve Bullock.
Montana Lowdown: Mike Cooney
Lt. Gov. Mike Cooney interviewed by MTFP Editor-In-Chief John Adams before the June 2020 primary
Montana Lowdown: Greg Gianforte
U.S. Rep. Greg Gianforte interviewed by MTFP Editor-In-Chief John Adams before the June 2020 primary
Shared State: Ep. 6 — Desiring to improve the quality of life
What Montanans have to say about their search for opportunity — and how the platforms espoused by the candidates for governor fit into it
Shared State: Ep. 5 — The grandeur of our mountains and the vastness of our rolling plains
What do candidates mean when they say they’re “for access,” and does that political rhetoric match up with the issues Montanans are actually facing?
Shared State: Ep. 3 — Grateful to God
In Montana’s 2020 race for governor, the candidates’ views on the intersection of religion and policy could have implications for some hot-button legislation.
Fundraising and campaign spending
As a state candidate, Barb files campaign finance reports with the Montana Commissioner of Political Practices. See the COPP Campaign Electronic Reporting System for official records. Data shown here is current through 08/15/2020.
As of that date, Barb had reported no fundraising to the COPP.
Media coverage
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On the issues
No responses on file to questionnaire conducted before June primary. {ledeIn} All active candidates in the race were contacted repeatedly via phone numbers and emails included in election paperwork. Some didn't submit complete responses by deadline.
Stay tuned for more
We'll be updating this page with new information through Election Day in November 2020.
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