BOZEMAN, MT — In the second quarter of 2020, Kathleen Williams for Montana raised just over $760,000. The campaign has $1.63 million on hand. “Montanans know that Kathleen will go to Congress and be a voice for them – not for special interests – and she’ll put Montana first,” said Kathleen Williams for Montana campaign manager Jeff Allen. “This strong fundraising report…
BOZEMAN, MT — Kathleen Williams, candidate for Montana’s lone U.S. House seat, released the following statement regarding a report from the Associated Press saying Russian intelligence offered bounties to Afghan militants to kill U.S. Troops, and that the Administration had done nothing about it to this point: As the daughter and wife of veterans, this is personal. Reports that this administration had knowledge of…
BOZEMAN, MT – Kathleen Williams, candidate for Montana’s lone U.S. House seat, released the following statement after reports the Department of Justice asked the Supreme Court on Thursday to invalidate the Affordable Care Act: Everyone deserves access to quality, affordable health care. While the Affordable Care Act is far from perfect, scrapping the law judicially in the midst of a…
BOZEMAN, MT – Kathleen Williams for Montana released the following statements after tonight’s primary election for Montana’s lone seat in the U.S. House of Representatives: “Montanans deserve true representation in our lone seat in Congress, instead of perpetual politicians who parrot party talking points. I’m an independent thinker who works with people of all political stripes to put Montanans first. Growing up…
BOZEMAN, MT — Following the release of year-end FEC filings, Kathleen Williams has emerged as a grassroots fundraising powerhouse, raising nearly $1.2 million in 2019, and entering 2020 with over $810,000 on hand. 78% of Kathleen’s contributions came from Montanans and 89% of contributions were $100 or less. There have been over 11,000 individual contributions to the campaign, and she is not…
BOZEMAN, MT — Kathleen Williams’ campaign for Montana’s at-large congressional district announced today that it raised over $365,000 during the fourth quarter of 2019. This haul brings Kathleen’s total raised to nearly $1.2 million during 2019, and her campaign has over $800,000 on hand. “Across Montana, people have had enough of the divisive, party-line extremist politics we see in Washington,” said Kathleen. “Montanans…
Republican Matt Rosendale and Democrat Kathleen Williams have solidified their leads in fundraising for Montana’s open 2020 U.S. House contest, as they each posted impressive numbers on Tuesday.
BOZEMAN, MT — Kathleen Williams, Democratic candidate for Montana’s at-large open Congressional seat, will report raising over $380,000 in the third quarter of 2019 her campaign announced today. The campaign has about $627,485 on hand. “I’m honored that Montanans have continued to put their faith in my vision for a more responsive, effective representative who will put Montana before special interests,” Kathleen said….
EMILY’s List: The nation’s largest group actively promoting women in politics has endorsed Kathleen Williams in her candidacy for the Democratic nomination for the U.S. House seat now held by Rep. Greg Gianforte, to whom she lost in the 2016 election.
When asked if the election were held today for Montana’s U.S. House of Representative seat election, 36% of respondents selected Kathleen Williams (D), 35% selected Matt Rosendale (R), and 20% selected current Sec. of State Corey Stapleton (R).
In an interview on the Montana Lowdown podcast this week, Democratic U.S. House candidate Kathleen Williams responded to charges by Republican House candidate Debra Lamm that Williams is “too extreme for Montana” and supports “Medicare for all.”
End Citizens United, a political-action committee formed in 2015 to oppose “big money” in politics, said Williams is a supporter of campaign-finance reforms that will curb the influence of wealthy donors on the political system.
Kathleen Williams, who has been crisscrossing Montana in her camper with her dog, is poised to knock off Gianforte with an old-fashioned campaign that should be a model for Dems mired in media-driven sideshows.
Experienced. Knowledgeable. Thoughtful. Measured. Most remarkably, Williams exudes that unique combination of grit and camaraderie that embodies the very best traits of Montanans, and which is an essential trait of any truly great statesman.
Ask Kathleen Williams a question and she will answer it. Her straightforward, thoughtful responses are refreshingly free of trite soundbites we heard from her opponent…
Williams has a long record of working in the Montana Legislature, both as a staff member and as three-term representative from Bozeman. During that time, she demonstrated a willingness to work with legislators from both parties to find common ground on important issues.
Kathleen Williams is the Democratic nominee taking on one of the wealthiest members of Congress for the state’s sole House seat, which the GOP has held for nearly three decades
