Missoula GOP

08/11/2026

Let's be clear here: the property valuation changes are the result of the last Legislative session. If your property taxes go down, its not because of anything the City did, it's despite what they did, or will do...

Missoulian story in comments..

08/11/2026

RSVP for this event to meet Aaron Flint here in Missoula before the November election.

Hey Missoula friends- hope to see you Friday 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

08/11/2026

Grab brunch with the Missoula Republican Women today and hear from our great candidates!

08/10/2026

Our most successful Western Montana Fair yet — thanks to dozens of volunteers, our 1861 cannon display, and everyone who played trivia or joined our list. 🎡🎉

Next up: business meeting Aug 25 at the SoJo, and tickets for America’s 250th Birthday Celebration on Sept 10.

Plus local notes on County 57 and the mayor’s proposed property tax hike.

Full update in our newsletter in the comments 👇

08/09/2026

It's almost like an insurgency is happening right under our noses.

08/08/2026

Thank you, President Trump! 🫡 🇺🇸

08/08/2026

It’s our last day at the Western Montana Fair. Stop by and say hello and enter for a chance to win $$ in our 50/50, two rifles in our gun raffle, or free carnival rides in our local government trivia game. 🎡 🇺🇸

Come visit Missoula Republicans at the Western MT Fair!

08/08/2026

““We are not against people in Missoula, but we want a different government,” Morgan said, claiming the creation of a new county government could drop county property taxes by 50% in some areas.”

More and more rural areas are sick and tired of the county not representing their interests and taxing them out of their homes. The latest in rural areas working towards secession from Missoula County.

08/08/2026

The 2027 legislative session is Montana taxpayers best opportunity to get tax relief from rogue counties who spend like drunken sailors and from taxing jurisdictions that are holding everyone hostage on autopilot.

08/08/2026

Vote for Lyn Hellegaard for HD89 🇺🇸 🗳️

🔦Candidate Spotlight: Lyn Hellegaard, House District 89

Lyn Hellegaard didn't set out to be a politician. She watched her friends and neighbors in Missoula get squeezed harder every year by higher taxes and out-of-control government spending.

So she decided to do something about it.

Drawing on her background in banking and small business ownership, Lyn built a reputation for fiscal responsibility — first on the Missoula City Council, then in the Montana Legislature.

In office, Lyn has:

Cut burdensome regulations that were driving up costs for homeowners
Secured funding for veterans service centers in every Montana county
Sponsored legislation to strengthen election integrity

Her priorities for HD 89:

Protecting public access to Montana's lands for future generations
Expanding school choice so families have real educational options
Delivering tax relief for working families and small businesses

Lyn Hellegaard: proven fiscal conservative, longtime Montanan, ready to keep fighting for HD 89.

Learn more: lynformontana.com