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Governor Brian D. Schweitzer Lieutenant Governor John Governor Brian D. Schweitzer Send Governor Brian Schweitzer a comment @ http://governor.mt.gov/contact/commentform.asp Office of the Governor Montana State Capitol Bldg. P.O. Box 200801 Helena MT 59620-0801 (406) 444-3111, FAX (406) 444-5529 Lieutenant Governor John Bohlinger Office of the Lt. Governor Montana State Capitol Bldg. PO Box 200801 Helena, MT 59620-1901 (406) 444-3111, FAX (406) 444-4648 Montana Board of Pardons and Parole 300 Maryland Ave Deer Lodge, MT 59722 Phone: (406)846-1404 Fax: (406) 846-3512 http://www.mt.gov/BOPP/feedback.asp Montana's Attorney General's Office Attorney General Mike McGrath Department of Justice P.O. Box 201401 Helena, MT 59620-1401 Phone: (406) 444-2026 Fax: (406) 444-3549 E-mail: [email protected] Click here: Map of the 2007 Montana Legislature -- NRIS Geographic Information Or Copy and paste: http://nris.mt.gov/gis/legislat/2007/ Click on a district to identify its 2007 legislators. Members of the 2007 Montana Senate District Name Party Address Town Zip 1 Aubyn Curtiss Republican P.O. Box 216 Fortine 59918-0216 2 Dan Weinberg Democrat 575 Delrey Road Whitefish 59937-8042 3 Jerry O'Neil Republican 985 Walsh Road Columbia Falls 59912 4 Gregory Barkus Republican P.O. Box 2647 Kalispell 59903-2647 5 Verdell Jackson Republican 555 WAGNER LN Kalispell 59901-8079 6 John Brueggeman Republican 321 Lakeview Drive Polson 59860-9317 7 Jim Elliott Democrat 100 Trout Creek Road Trout Creek 59874-9609 8 Carol Juneau Democrat PO BOX 55 Browning 59417-0055 9 John Cobb Republican P.O. Box 388 Augusta 59410-0388 10 Don Ryan Democrat 2101 7th Avenue S Great Falls 59405-2821 11 Trudi Schmidt Democrat 4029 6th Avenue S Great Falls 59405-3746 12 Mitch Tropila Democrat PO BOX 2286 Great Falls 59403-2286 13 Joseph Tropila Democrat 209 2nd Street NW Great Falls 59404-1301 14 Jerry Black Republican 445 O'Haire Boulevard Shelby 59474-1950 15 Jim Peterson Republican RR 1 BOX 2 Buffalo 59418-9501 16 Frank Smith Democrat P.O. Box 729 Poplar 59255-0729 17 Ken Hansen Democrat P.O. Box 686 Harlem 59526-0686 18 Sam Kitzenberg Republican 130 Bonnie Street Apt 1 Glasgow 59230-2101 19 Donald Steinbeisser Republican Rural Route 1, Box 3400 Sidney 59270-9620 20 Keith Bales Republican HC 39, Box 33 Otter 59062-9703 21 Gerald Pease Democrat P.O. Box 556 Lodge Grass 59050-0556 22 Lane Larson Democrat 1417 Cedar Canyon Road Billings 59101-6440 23 Kelly Gebhardt Republican P.O. Box 724 Roundup 59072-0724 24 Kim Gillan Democrat 750 Judicial Avenue Billings 59105-2130 25 Roy Brown Republican PO BOX 22273 Billings 59104-2273 26 Lynda Moss Democrat 552 Highland Park Drive Billings 59102-1046 27 Corey Stapleton Republican 2015 Eastridge Drive Billings 59102-7904 28 Jeff Essmann Republican P.O. Box 80945 Billings 59108-0945 29 Daniel Mcgee Republican 1925 Pinyon Drive Laurel 59044-9381 30 Robert Story Republican 133 Valley Creek Road Park City 59063-8040 31 John Esp Republican P.O. Box 1024 Big Timber 59011-1024 32 Larry Jent Democrat 1201 S 3RD ST Bozeman 59715-5503 33 Bob Hawks Democrat 703 W Koch Street Bozeman 597154477 34 Joe Balyeat Republican 6909 Rising Eagle Road Bozeman 59715-8621 35 Gary Perry Republican 3325 W Cedar Meadow Lane Manhattan 59741-8240 36 Bill Tash Republican 240 Vista Drive Dillon 59725-3111 37 Steve Gallus Democrat 2319 Harvard Avenue Butte 59701-3854 38 Dan Harrington Democrat 1201 N Excelsior Avenue Butte 59701-8505 39 Terry Murphy Republican 893 BOULDER CUTOFF RD Cardwell 59721 40 Mike Cooney Democrat 713 Pyrite Court Helena 59601-5877 41 Christine Kaufmann Democrat 825 Breckenridge St Helena 59601-4433 42 Dave Lewis Republican 5871 Collins Road Helena 59602-9584 43 Jesse Laslovich Democrat 112 Mountain View Street Anaconda 59711-1616 44 Rick Laible Republican 529 Moose Hollow Road Victor 59875-9303 45 Jim Shockley Republican P.O. Box 608 Victor 59875-0608 46 Carol Williams Democrat P.O. Box 9176 Missoula 59807-9176 47 Vicki Cocchiarella Democrat 535 Livingston Avenue Missoula 59801-8003 48 Carolyn Squires Democrat 2111 S 10th Street W Missoula 59801-3412 49 David Wanzenried Democrat 903 SKY DR Missoula 59804-3121 50 Greg Lind Democrat P.O. Box 16720 Missoula 59808-6720 Members of the 2007 Montana House of Representatives District Name Party Address Town Zip 1 Ralph Heinert Republican BOX 577 Libby 59923-0577 2 Chas Vincent Republican 5957 CHAMPION RD Libby 59923 3 Douglas Cordier Democrat 1930 TAMARACK LANE Columbia Falls 59912-8816 4 Mike Jopek Democrat P.O. Box 4272 Whitefish 59937-4272 5 George Everett Republican 1344 Helena Flats Road Kalispell 59901-6548 6 Bill Beck Republican PO BOX 2049 Whitefish 59937-2049 7 Jon Sonju Republican P.O. Box 2954 Kalispell 59903-2954 8 Craig Witte Republican 131 COLLIER LN Kalispell 59901-4621 9 William Jones Republican 567 East Village Drive Bigfork 59911-6152 10 Mark Blasdel Republican PO BOX 291 Somers 59932-0291 11 Janna Taylor Republican P.O. Box 233 Dayton 59914-0233 12 Rick Jore Constitution 30488 MOUNT HARDING LN Ronan 59864-9446 13 Pat Ingraham Republican PO BOX 1151 Thompson Falls 59873-1151 14 Gordon Hendrick Republican P.O. Box 262 Superior 59872-0262 15 Joey Jayne Democrat 299 Lumpry Road Arlee 59821-9747 16 Shannon Augare Democrat PO BOX 2031 Browning 59417-2031 17 Rick Ripley Republican 8920 Montana Highway 200 Wolf Creek 59648-8639 18 Jesse O'Hara Republican 2221 HOLLY CT Great Falls 59404-3562 19 Mike Milburn Republican 276 Chestnut Valley Road Cascade 59421-8204 20 Deborah Kottel Democrat 6301 43RD ST SW Great Falls 59404-5249 21 Tim Callahan Democrat 3409 5th Avenue S Great Falls 59405-3543 22 William Wilson Democrat 1305 2nd Avenue N Great Falls 59401-3217 23 John Parker Democrat P.O. Box 558 Great Falls 59403-0558 24 Eve Franklin Democrat 2707 Dawn Drive Great Falls 59404-3634 25 Sue Dickenson Democrat 620 Riverview Drive E Great Falls 59404-1637 26 Bill Thomas Democrat 1200 ADOBE DR Great Falls 59404-3732 27 Llew Jones Republican 1102 4th Avenue SW Conrad 59425-1919 28 Edith Clark Republican PO BOX 34 Sweetgrass 59484-0034 29 Edward Butcher Republican P.O. Box 89 Winifred 59489-0089 30 Dave Kasten Republican 113 BOB FUDGE RD Brockway 59214-8706 31 Margarett Campbell Democrat P.O. Box 228 Poplar 59255-0228 32 Jonathan Windy Boy Democrat P.O. Box 269 Box Elder 59521-0269 33 Bob Bergren Democrat 1132 26th Avenue W Havre 59501-8609 34 John Musgrove Democrat 810 8th Street Havre 59501-4127 35 Wayne Stahl Republican P.O. Box 345 Saco 59261-0345 36 Julie French Democrat PO BOX 356 Scobey 59263-0356 37 Walter Mcnutt Republican 110 12th Avenue SW Sidney 59270-3614 38 Edward Hilbert Republican 120 HILLCREST AVE Glendive 59330-2815 39 Carol Lambert Republican P.O. Box 2 Broadus 59317-0002 40 Bill McChesney Democrat 316 MISSOURI AVE Miles City 59301-4140 41 Norma Bixby Democrat P.O. Box 1165 Lame Deer 59043-1165 42 Veronica Small-Eastman Democrat P.O. Box 262 Lodge Grass 59050-0262 43 Duane Ankney Republican PO BOX 2138 Colstrip 59323-2138 44 William Glaser Republican 1402 Indian Creek Road Huntley 59037-9338 45 Alan Olson Republican 18 Halfbreed Creek Road Roundup 59072-6524 46 Ken Peterson Republican 424 48TH ST W Billings 59106-2306 47 Dennis Himmelberger Republican P.O. Box 22272 Billings 59104-2272 48 Wanda Grinde Democrat 1910 Bannack Drive Billings 59105-4236 49 Kendall Van Dyk Democrat PO BOX 441 Billings 59103-0441 50 Tom Mcgillvray Republican 3642 Donna Drive Billings 591021119 51 Robyn Driscoll Democrat 724 N 16th Street Billings 59101-0418 52 Arlene Becker Democrat 1440 Lewis Avenue Billings 59101-4240 53 Elsie Arntzen Republican 850 Senora Avenue Billings 59105-2051 54 Gary Branae Democrat 415 Yellowstone Avenue Billings 59101-1730 55 Michael Lange Republican 208 Fair Park Drive Billings 59102-5734 56 Ernie Dutton Republican 2046 MARIPOSA LN Billings 59102-2347 57 Penny Morgan Republican 3401 Waterloo Circle Billings 59101-8000 58 Emelie Eaton Democrat P.O. Box 159 Laurel 590440159 58 Krayton Kerns Republican 1408 GOLF COURSE RD Laurel 59044-3600 59 Scott Boggio Republican BOX 4754 Red Lodge 59068-4754 60 John Ross Republican 129 N Stillwater Road Absarokee 59001-6235 61 Bruce Malcolm Republican 2319 Hwy 89 S Emigrant 59027-6023 62 Bob Ebinger Democrat 128 S YELLOWSTONE ST Livingston 59047-2634 63 Jennifer Pomnichowski Democrat 222 WESTRIDGE DR Bozeman 59715-6025 64 Franke Wilmer Democrat 7205 LORELEI DR Bozeman 59715-8925 65 Brady Wiseman Democrat 2 Haley Road Bozeman 59715-9525 66 Mike Phillips Democrat 615 S BLACK AVE Bozeman 59715-5303 67 John Sinrud Republican 284 Frontier Drive Bozeman 59718-7975 68 Scott Sales Republican 5200 Bostwick Road Bozeman 59715-7721 69 Jack Wells Republican 150 Coulee Drive Bozeman 59718-7717 70 Roger Koopman Republican 811 S Tracy Avenue Bozeman 59715-5325 71 Diane Rice Republican P.O. Box 216 Harrison 59735-0216 72 Debby Barrett Republican 18580 Montana Highway 324 Dillon 59725-9657 73 Art Noonan Democrat 1621 Whitman Avenue Butte 59701-5380 74 George Groesbeck Democrat 2214 Ottawa Street, Apt B Butte 59701-6105 75 Jim Keane Democrat 2131 Wall Street Butte 59701-5527 76 Jon Sesso Democrat 155 W Granite Butte 59701-9256 77 Scott Mendenhall Republican 214 Solomon Mountain Road Clancy 59634-9213 78 Jill Cohenour Democrat 2610 Colt Drive East Helena 59635-3442 79 Dave Gallik Democrat 120 E Lyndale Avenue Helena 59601-4616 80 Mary Caferro Democrat P.O. Box 1036 Helena 59624-1036 81 Galen Hollenbaugh Democrat 907 N Ewing St Helena 59601 82 Hal Jacobson Democrat 4813 US Highway 12 W Helena 59601-9694 83 Harry Klock Republican P.O.
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