Meeting the Moment in Montana

— March 22, 2025 —

I’ve now traveled across the state as much as I did as a write-in candidate in eastern Montana in 2024. On the ground for two months last fall, I learned so much about the people and communities across 40 Montana counties, the largest congressional district by land in the nation. 

Since last November, I’ve expanded my territory to all 56 counties in Montana and continued visiting with as many Montanans as possible, pledging to represent them in D.C. as their next U.S. Senator.

Inaction is offensive. I’m working right now for all of Montana to have representation and a robust democracy.

From Browning to the Yaak and Lewistown to Sidney, I want to hear from Montanans and take their concerns to D.C. immediately, lobbying my future colleagues to address the needs of Montanans NOT being met by our congressional delegation.

We need to hold the current administration accountable, to uphold the power of the Legislative branch of government in the Senate.

The U.S. Senate wields a check on executive power. We need Senators who will wield this power.

If I were sitting in the Senate, I would already be working to conduct field hearings and investigations into federal firings and agency elimination. I would be researching treaties with ally countries to hold the executive to account in any negotiations. I would be ready with impeachment for corrupt cabinet officials. 

We need action now. 

Montanans deserve someone fighting for them, someone who will hold this administration accountable when I’m sworn in to the U.S. Senate in 2027.

In my campaign for U.S. Senate, I’m retracing my steps and blazing new trails to build a network and a movement. I’m meeting the moment, hosting roundtables and town halls in communities of all 56 counties across Montana and then taking the concerns of our citizens to D.C.

In Montana, we honor our state constitution, our independent judiciary and our good public schools. In Montana, we value our freedom. I take these important values to heart and so do my neighbors.

I want to tend a lighthouse for democracy for all Montanans, to know someone will be fighting for them all the way to D.C.

UPCOMING EVENTS

March 26 - Livingston Library - 5:30 p.m. 

March 27 - Gallatin County - 1820 West Lincoln St., Suite 3. - 6 p.m.

April 1 - Florence - The Backyard Taphouse - 4:30 p.m. 

April 2 - Polson and Lake County - TBD - 5 p.m.

For more information about attending an event, email info@reillyformontana.com.

Request a town hall or roundtable in your community!

I’m headed to each and every county in Montana because I want to get to know every Montanan. Every Montanan deserves representation. We’ve had requests from all over the state and we’re planning to be in your neighborhood soon.

Every citizen deserves representation. See you soon!

-Reilly

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