Chuck Hunter in the news

...as a legislator

Tough economic times a key factor in 2009 Legislature (May 2009)

Voters had it right on CHIP (April 2009)

House endorses CHIP funding bill (February 2009)

Health officials push for clinic funding (January 2009)

Should CHIP cover birth control? (January 2009)

House backs state pay plan (January 2009)

...as a candidate

Chuck Hunter elected to the Montana House of Representatives. (November 2008) Read more >>

Chuck spoke to the Democratic Action Club about health care issues and his candidacy. Read more >>

Former state employee Hunter running for seat in state House

Chuck Hunter announces candidacy (official press release)

Helenans eyeing legislative openings (November 2007)

Scramble on for safe seats (November 2007)

...as a business owner

Champions of business (August 2009)

New owners hope store remains town center (December 2007)

Montana City Store Elkhorn Mountain Inn (December 2007)

 

 

 

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Montanans for Chuck Hunter:

“Chuck worked to gain state support for Community Health Centers in the 2007 legislature because he understands the difficulty Montanans have accessing quality, affordable medical and dental care. He knows the legislative process. He worked successfully with both Democrats and Republicans to get that critical legislation passed. Chuck has the knowledge and skill to make things happen.”—Mary Beth Frideres

"I have known Chuck for nearly thirty years as a friend and colleague. As demonstrated in his diverse state government career, Chuck is very effective in providing leadership, building consensus, maintaining a pragmatic focus on key issues and achieving prioritized outcomes. He exercises a strong, analytical mind and a solid sense of civic values and compassion. Chuck offers the aptitude, intelligence, and character to effectively craft public policy and address the complex issues before our state today.
—Jim Fitzgerald