After decades of serving in the public schools, I'm fighting for a more affordable and fairer Montana, representing Montana House District 63.
But after serving the community through the schools and seeing the growing affordability crisis, it was time to get involved in politics and run for office. I was elected in 2024 to represent Montana House District 63, and I’m running for re-election such that I can continue to advocate for my constituents in the legislature.
DONATEFormer public school teacher. Current representative for House District 63.
Decency. Affordability. Common sense. A fairer Montana for everyone.
Peter advocates tirelessly for his constituents. With every vote, every floor speech, every conversation in the halls of the Capitol, Peter focuses laserlike on improving the lives of regular Montanans. The super rich don't need handouts while so many here struggle to make ends meet.
Affordability drove Peter into this fight. It's the driver for most decisions he makes as a legislator. Working Montanans should be able to access a home, great public schools, medical care, utilities, childcare, well-maintained public lands, and access to a dignified retirement, all without breaking the bank.
But despite the monumental struggles Montanans face, too many politicians give away handouts to the super rich while starving programs that serve the rest of us. Montana has the resources to empower its people and flip the script; fairness demands that we act on it.
Peter did not go to Helena to take part in the circus of hot-button, culturally divisive politics. Instead, he seeks common-sense solutions that serve all of us. While some politicians divide us for political gain, Peter works with anyone willing to seek practical solutions and put people before politics.
Peter fights for solutions that prioritize authentic respect and empathy for all Montanans. Any bill that works to take advantage or our most vulnerable has no business seeing the light of day.