But back to your question. You know, Montana has a complicated political history. Yes, it is generally perceived as red. And I believe, you know, today it is. But Just, you know, nine years ago in Montana, seven of eight statewide elected offices were Democrats. And today eight of nine are Republicans. because we've added one congressional seat. So. And that brand of Democrat, Montana is the West Virginia, you know, J.D. vance style, Ohio, blue collar, working class, minor logger, truck … (03:37–03:46)
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Asserts a shift in Montana's political landscape from predominantly Democrat to predominantly Republican over nine years.
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