Why should you vote for me?

Vote Pomnichowski for House District 63. The best reason? I can do the job well. I have the best knowledge and experience to serve in the legislature. I've worked at the city and county level for years on issues vitally important to Bozemanites and Gallatin County residents, and I've participated in Helena on legislation. I'll continue the good work we've done. I'd appreciate your vote on June 6 and November 7. Vote Pomnichowski, the longest name on the ballot!

-Jennifer Pomnichowski

I need your vote and your support for election to the Montana House. A razor-thin margin gave this seat to the other party last time, but that can be reversed Nov. 7 with your help. I've supported rural and suburban Democratic candidates in Bozeman and Gallatin County for many years. I endorse the progressive Democratic state platform on issues, including watching out for the state's largest industry, agriculture. People must be safe in all places, enjoy good schools and have good-paying jobs. The more people earn, the greater our tax base, which maintains our fine law enforcement and fire protection, water, sewer and other public services. Bozeman will keep growing into the foreseeable future and that expansion can be rderly and compatible with natural settings. My service on the city planning board has been dedicated to assuring that kind of managed progress. As your representative, I would continue working to keep Gallatin County and all of Montana great places to live.

Jennifer Pomnichowski

• is a lifelong Montanan, who was born in Great Falls.
• is an MSU graduate in the class of '91 in television production.
• has been a Bozeman resident for 21 years.
• is the current president of the Bozeman Planning Board.
• is the current chair of the Bozeman Zoning Commission.
• was a Firefighter/EMT at the Bridger Canyon Volunteer Fire Department for 10 years.
• was the president of the Southeast Neighborhood Association.
• is a member of the AAUW, the LWV, and the ACLU.

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