Fighting For Democracy with Reilly Neill

The Counter

The influence of dark money in politics has harmed our country's democracy. The ability of corporations and the wealthy to sway elections by targeting candidates and flooding communities with attack ads has proven to be a threat to the very foundation of our country and the laws that safeguard our freedoms.

Citizen involvement, whether through running for office, serving on advisory boards, or attending public meetings, is crucial for bringing about positive change in communities and countering the influence of dark money.

The importance of citizens advocating for their rights, interests, and freedoms is more critical than ever. We invite you to join us at The Counter for our discussion with Reilly Neill, author, former Montana state legislator, and candidate for the U.S. House of Representatives in Montana's 2nd Congressional District.

To learn more about Reilly Neill, please visit her website at www.neill4congress.com

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Reilly Neill

Reilly Neill is a former Montana State House Representative, member of the Water Policy Interim Committee, and longtime newspaper publisher. She organized and facilitated statewide reproductive rights rallies in 2021 and after the Dobbs decision in 2022 and remains the administrator of a 5,000-strong online Montana reproductive rights group.
Reilly and her husband Brad live near Livingston in Park County where they've invested in their community for over 25 years. They continue to raise their family through the academic and sports programs of Montana’s public schools and universities.

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