2024 CANDIDATES FOR MONTANA LEGISLATURE

Jill Sark

Jill was raised in Rexford, Montana. She is married to her husband, Joe, with whom they have two sons together. She currently resides in Helena, Montana. She graduated from Lincoln County High School and received a project management certificate from Villanova University.

Jill is currently retired. She has experience working for the State of Montana with the Department of Public Health and Human Services (DPHHS), previously serving as Bureau Chief. 

Jill Sark ran for election to the Montana House of Representatives for District 81 in 2022, but did not win. 

Wants to install limits for government spending. 

- Wants to install limits for government spending. 
- Wants to broaden workforce development. 
- Supports small businesses.

Economy

Energy & the Environment

As of September 17, 2024, Jill Sark’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Healthcare

Opposes gun control, saying she will "Defend 2nd Amendment rights."

- Opposes gun control, saying she will "Defend 2nd Amendment rights."

Public Safety

REP. JILL SARK PLEDGES TO SUPPORT CONGRESSIONAL TERM LIMITS

Promises to support Congressional term limits.

- Promises to support Congressional term limits.

Voting & Elections

Education

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