On September 9, candidates participated in a “Meet & Greet” on the lawn of the Issac Walton Hotel in Essex.  All Democratic and Republican candidates for House District 3 and Senate District 2 were invited. Participating were: Kyle Waterman (D) and Carl Glimm (R) running for SD2 and Debo Powers (D) running for HD3.  Each candidate spoke for 5 minutes followed by questions from the crowd and answers from the candidates. In response to questions, Rep. Powers spoke in strong support of (1) not transferring our federal public lands, (2) funding for public education, and (3) finding ways to provide broadband to rural areas.

Campaign volunteers have been working hard to place large highway signs along Highway 2 in Columbia Falls and the Canyon!  Betsey, Debo, Gil, and Steve show off their handiwork.

A number of large highway signs are appearing on Highway 2 in House District 3.

A Letter to the Editor appeared in the Hungry Horse News stating that Debo Powers is the Right Choice for House District 3.

The Right Choice

Highway Signs for Powers for the People will appear soon!  Roger is helping to construct them.

Montanans need a healthy postal service for many reasons, such as receiving medications and social security checks, for paying bills, and to get our mail-in ballots in on time.  We will not tolerate the sabotage of our postal service.

A Letter to the Editor appeared in the Daily Interlake stating that Debo Powers is an Excellent Choice to serve as the Representative for House District 3.  Scroll down through the campaign mailbag to read the LTE.

Excellent Choice

Campaign volunteers getting ready to drop literature in Columbia Falls

Campaign volunteers are working hard to help Representative Debo Powers keep her seat in the Montana Legislature.  Dropping literature on doors is one safe way to contact voters during the pandemic.  Another way is to make voter calls.

Rep. Debo Powers hard at work

A Letter to the Editor appeared in the Flathead Beacon declaring that Rep. Debo Powers is a problem solver.

Problem Solver

Rep Powers giving award to Frank Vitale

At the annual meeting of the North Fork Preservation Association, Representative Debo Powers gave an award to Frank Vitale recognizing his 38 years of service on the Board of Directors.  At this same meeting, Rep Powers stepped down as president of the organization and passed the leadership role on to Flannery Coats.