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Brain Drain

braindrain.jpgMOTTO's previous post threw out likely candidates for leadership in the Montana Legislature. Why is leadership so important this session, particulary for D's in the Senate?  Take a gander at a list of those the Legislature lost (some to the other house):

 Montana House

  • Gary Matthews (D), Miles City, former Speaker
  • Monica Lindeen (D), Huntley, former leadership & committee chair
  • George Golie (D), Great Falls, former leadership & committee chair
  • Roy Brown (R), Billings, former leadership
  • Dave Wanzenried (D), Missoula,  former leadership
  • Pat Wagman (R), Livingston, former leadership
  • Kathleen Galvin Halcro (D)- Great Falls, committee chair
  • Mark Noenigg (R) - Billings, former committee chair
  • John Witt (R), Carter, former committee chair
  • Ralph Lenhart (D), Glendive
  • Rosie Buzzas (D) Missoula, former committee chair
  • Dee Brown (R), Columbia Falls
  • Tom Facey (D), Missoula, former leadership
  • Joe McKenney (R), Great Falls, former committee chair
  • Bernie Olson (R), Kalispell
  • Larry Jent (D), Bozeman, former committee chair
  • Gail Gutsche (D), Missoula
  • Chris Harris (D), Bozeman
  • Joan Anderson (R), former committee chair
  • Paul Clark (D), former committee chair
  • Tim Dowell (D), Kalispell, former leadership
  • Verdel Jackson (R) Kalispell
  • Jim Peterson (R), Buffalo, former committee chair
  • Carol Juneau (D), Browning

Montana Senate 

  • Jon Tester (D), Big Sandy, former President of the Senate
  • Mike Wheat (D), Bozeman, former committee chair
  • Jon Ellingson (D), Missoula, former leadership
  • Bob Keenan (R), Big Fork, former leadership
  • Duane Grimes (R), Clancy, former committee chair
  • Brent Cromely (D), Billings, former committee chair
  • Glen Rousch (D), former committee chair
  • Ken Toole (D), Helena, former committee chair
  • Jeff Mangan (D), Great Falls, former committee chair


Posted on Tuesday, November 21, 2006 at 09:27AM by Registered CommenterJeff Mangan in , | CommentsPost a Comment

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