Law Makers of Montana 2017, page 54

Ballotpedia: Rae Peppers

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Footloose Montana: Rae Peppers

Rae has a Bachelor of Science degree in business administration and a master's degree in business and information technology from Montana State University-Billings. She is married and has five children.

Rae ran a construction company with her husband and is the board director for Footloose Montana, a wildlife preservation organization.

Rae Peppers previously served as State Representative of District 41 from 2013-2021. 

Supports increased taxing of billionaires.

- Supports unions.
- Supports increased taxing of billionaires.

Economy

STRUGGLE FOR JUSTICE: The women behind Hanna’s Act

As State Representative, sponsored Hanna's Act, which "[created] a missing persons specialist employed by the Department of Justice to help investigate all missing persons cases, no matter the age of the missing person.

- As State Representative, sponsored Hanna's Act, which "[created] a missing persons specialist employed by the Department of Justice to help investigate all missing persons cases, no matter the age of the missing person.

Public Safety

Wants to ensure that veterans are properly taken care of.

- Wants to ensure that veterans are properly taken care of.

Healthcare

Wants to ensure that the Montana Indian Child Welfare Act, which created standards to avoid removing American Indian children from the homes, works and is being followed.

- Wants to ensure that the Montana Indian Child Welfare Act, which created standards to avoid removing American Indian children from the homes, works and is being followed.

Education

As of April 10, 2024, Rae Peppers did not have a website or any information online.

Voting & Elections

Energy & the Environment

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Rae Peppers

Rae has a Bachelor of Science in business administration and a master's degree in business and information technology from Montana State University-Billings. She is married and has five children.

As State Representative, she sponsored Hanna's Act, which "[created] a missing persons specialist employed by the Department of Justice to help investigate all missing persons cases, no matter the age of the missing person.

- As State Representative, she sponsored Hanna's Act, which "[created] a missing persons specialist employed by the Department of Justice to help investigate all missing persons cases, no matter the age of the missing person.

As of April 10, 2024, Rae Peppers did not have a website and did not complete our questionnaire.

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