Pete was raised near Monarch, Montana and later attended C.M. Russell High School. He then sought out higher education at Montana State University in Bozeman. Pete and his family live in Great Falls. 

Pete owns and operates a remodel and renovation business that he opened in 2020. Before becoming a business owner, Pete worked in construction. 

Pete Anderson's campaign for the Montana House of Representatives 23rd district is his first entry into politics. 

Wants to implement policies that incentivizes youth to pursue trade careers, believing it to be a source of long-term employment and stable wages.

Wants to develop policies that make homeownership more affordable.

- Wants to implement policies that incentivizes youth to pursue trade careers, believing it to be a source of long-term employment and stable wages.
- Wants to develop policies that make homeownership more affordable.

Economy

As of April 10, 2024, Pete Anderson’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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Believes that decisions about community health should be made by private institutions, like churches, rather than the government.

Wants to ensure that local law enforcement has the resources to make communities safe.

Said, “I grew up hunting and fishing and care deeply about our right to responsibly own firearms as well as protecting the land that makes our state the most beautiful in the nation.”

Plans to redirect sources away from "counter-productive" programs like welfare and towards local groups and institutions instead.

- Believes that decisions about community health should be made by private institutions, like churches, rather than the government.
- Wants to ensure that local law enforcement has the resources to make communities safe.
- Said, “I grew up hunting and fishing and care deeply about our right to responsibly own firearms as well as protecting the land that makes our state the most beautiful in the nation.”
- Plans to redirect sources away from "counter-productive" programs like welfare and towards local groups and institutions instead.

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Pete Anderson

Pete owns and operates a remodel and renovation business that he opened in 2020. Before becoming a business owner, Pete was working in construction. 

Pete Anderson is running for the Montana House of Representatives District 23. This is his first entry into politics. 

From the candidate’s website, “I want to implement policies that incentivize our youth to pursue a career in the trades…We should be providing the next generation with the opportunity for long term employment and stable wages.”

- From the candidate’s website, “I want to implement policies that incentivize our youth to pursue a career in the trades…We should be providing the next generation with the opportunity for long term employment and stable wages.”
- Wants to develop policies that make homeownership more affordable.

From the candidate’s website, “…we should turn our communities' health from the hands of the government back to the hands of private institutions (like churches). I would like to redirect resources away from counter-productive …welfare programs and instead towards local groups and institutions.”

- From the candidate’s website, “…we should turn our communities' health from the hands of the government back to the hands of private institutions (like churches). I would like to redirect resources away from counter-productive …welfare programs and instead towards local groups and institutions.”
- Wants to ensure that local law enforcement has the resources to make communities safe.
- Said, “I grew up hunting and fishing and care deeply about our right to responsibly own firearms as well as protecting the land that makes our state the most beautiful in the nation.”

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Ballotpedia: Pete Anderson

Pete attended C.M. Russell High School and Montana State University Bozeman. He lives in Great Falls, Montana with his wife and two children. In 2016, Pete plead guilty to misdemeanor theft and was given a suspended sentence.

Pete has owned a remodel and renovation business since 2020.

Pete Anderson's campaign for State Representative of House District 23 is his first  entry into politics.

Wants to redirect funding from "destructive" welfare programs to local groups and institutions, such as churches, to improve community health and social cohesion.

Wants to make home ownership and renting more affordable.

Wants to create policies that promote pursuing a career in trades so that young people can have long term employment and stable wages.

- Wants to redirect funding from "destructive" welfare programs to local groups and institutions, such as churches, to improve community health and social cohesion.
- Wants to make home ownership and renting more affordable.
- Wants to create policies that promote pursuing a career in trades so that young people can have long term employment and stable wages.

Plans to support law enforcement in order to push back against rising crime and hardcore drug use.

- Plans to support law enforcement in order to push back against rising crime and hardcore drug use.

Pete attended Montana State University and resides in Great Falls with his wife and son.

Pete started his own remodeling and renovation business and has experience as a as a construction laborer.

Pete Anderson's campaign for State Representative in State House District 23 is his first entry into politics.

Believes unemployment is a major problem facing the community.

Said, "We should be providing the next generation with the opportunity for long-term employment and stable wages they can start a family with."

Wants to defund welfare programs and redirect the funding towards local groups and institutions.

Wants to increase affordable housing and lower rent prices.

- Believes unemployment is a major problem facing the community.
- Said, "We should be providing the next generation with the opportunity for long-term employment and stable wages they can start a family with."
- Wants to defund welfare programs and redirect the funding towards local groups and institutions.
- Wants to increase affordable housing and lower rent prices.

Said, "Our state is threatened by rising crime and hardcore drug use...We should be providing our local law enforcement with the resources they need to make our communities safer."

Said, "As we witness the collapse of our communities (declining social cohesion), broken families, fatherless homes, and misguided youth, we should turn our communities' health from the hands of the government back to the hands of private institutions (like churches)."

- Said, "Our state is threatened by rising crime and hardcore drug use...We should be providing our local law enforcement with the resources they need to make our communities safer."
- Said, "As we witness the collapse of our communities (declining social cohesion), broken families, fatherless homes, and misguided youth, we should turn our communities' health from the hands of the government back to the hands of private institutions (like churches)."

Believes "factioning and feuding within the party" is a major issue.

- Believes "factioning and feuding within the party" is a major issue.

Wants to implement policies that incentivize youth to pursue a career in the trades.

- Wants to implement policies that incentivize youth to pursue a career in the trades.

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