Christi Jacobsen

Thank you, Montana! As always, serving you is the honor of a lifetime!

More than 230,000 friends, family, and neighbors have returned their absentee ballots, and there's still time to return yours! Deliver it in person to your county election office or your polling place by 8 p.m. Let's finish this thing, Montana!

Why am I running for Congress? Because Montana deserves leaders that protect and expand our public lands and public access. My votes on the Land Board have secured thousands of acres of public access for beautiful Big Sky Country.

91 days ago to the minute. I decided to run for Congress because Montanans deserve an accomplished leader with a proven record of getting things done: cleaning up voter rolls, securing elections, securing photo ID laws for Montana, cutting and eliminating fees, saving Montana businesses more than $20 million, expanding and protecting our public lands and public access, and so much more. I'm running for Congress to represent YOU, Montana. ~God bless.

When I started this race, it was for one reason: I love Montana with everything I have, and I believe our state deserves leaders who deliver real results, not empty talk.

For five years as your Secretary of State, I've poured myself into that work. Securing our elections. Cutting red tape so our small businesses can thrive. Running an office that truly answers to the people who pay for it. You gave me more votes than anyone on the ballot in 2024, and I have carried that trust in my heart every single day since.

Today, with your vote, we can carry that same fight all the way to Congress.

So if you haven't voted yet, please don't wait. Drop your ballot off in person or head to your polling place before 8 PM. Don't let anything stand between you and your voice.

Montana, you've given me the honor of a lifetime. Today, let's bring it home!

It means the world to have State Senator Mike Cuffe in my corner.

Senator Cuffe has carried more election integrity legislation than any lawmaker in Montana in the last 16 years, so when he talks about protecting our elections, people listen. In the Billings Gazette, he shared why he and JoAn were first in line to endorse me: a record of promises made and promises kept.

He pointed to the work I'm proudest of. Streamlining the Secretary of State's office for less expense and more efficiency.

Standing up for Montanans on the State Land Board. And protecting the integrity of our elections every single day.

I'm grateful, Senator. Let's keep fighting for Montana.

https://billingsgazette.com/opinion/column/article_1c97b3a9-ac48-59fc-b265-232776b2ff5f.html

Tomorrow's the big day, and I just had to take a second to say something.

When I started this, I made a promise to run on what I've actually done, not just what I'd say. Five years as your Secretary of State, and I've spent every one of them doing the work: securing our elections, cutting red tape for our small businesses, running an office that answers to the people who pay for it. You gave me more votes than anyone on the ballot in 2024, and I think about that every single day.

Tomorrow, let's take that same fight to Congress.

If you've still got your ballot, drop it off in person or head to the polls before 8 PM. Don't mail it now, there isn't time.

I'm honored to fight for this state. Let's win it together, Montana.

When it comes to secure elections, Montanans deserve results, not just rhetoric. I promised clean voter rolls, photo ID requirements, and stronger election integrity. I'm grateful for leaders like Senator Mike Cuffe who helped ensure those promises made became promises kept!

Okay, I have to share this.

The Daily Montanan ran a piece on our race this week, and seeing it in print really hit me. I'm the only candidate in this race who currently holds elected office, and twice now, in 2020 and 2024, Montanans gave me more votes than anyone on the ballot. I will never take that for granted.

I didn't get here with big speeches. I got here by doing the work. Cutting red tape for our small businesses. Running a leaner office. Protecting our elections. That's just who I am, and it's exactly who I'll be in Congress.

Tuesday is the day. If you've still got your ballot, drop it off in person or head to the polls before 8 PM. Don't mail it now, there isn't time.

Thank you for being in this with me, Montana. Let's bring it home.