Hi folks,

My family farm is pretty darn important to me—it’s a big part of who I am, and it’s why I’m in the Senate fighting for Montana’s values.

In 1912, my grandfather came to Montana. He came upon a piece of grassy land, took a look at it, and said “This is the place.” And that’s where the farm started.

They farmed the land until the early 1940s, and then my folks took over. In 1978, my wife Sharla and I took over the farm and we’re still here today.

We’re always building on our work—a few years back, Sharla and I built a cattle shed, several steel buildings, and more storage for equipment.

For three generations we’ve worked this land. My grandparents didn’t know the meaning of the word ‘quit,’ and neither do I. From investing in rural broadband to expanding access to health care—I’m fighting for Montanans every day in the Senate.

But I can only do it with your help. So folks, will you chip in any amount now to help fuel my campaign?

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Jon