Hillary Clinton Campaign Press Release - Clinton Campaign Announces Montana Women's Leadership Council and Montana Women for Hillary

Nearly 800 women across the Big Sky State lend their support to Hillary for President

In a demonstration of the continuing support Senator Clinton continues to earn from all corners of the Big Sky State, the Montana for Hillary campaign today unveiled its Montana Women for Hillary Leadership Council and the names of nearly 800 Montana Women for Hillary. The announcement comes as women across Montana, including actress Erika Alexander, participate in a statewide Women's Day of Action.

"I am proud to stand with hundreds of other women across Montana in supporting Hillary for President," said Red Lodge Mayor Betsy Scanlin. "Not only is Hillary the most experienced candidate, I believe she is also the most electable candidate."

The complete list of Montana Women for Hillary is available upon request.

Montana Women for Hillary Leadership Council

Norma Bixby, Representative, Lame Deer

Dorothy Bradley, Former State Legislator, Bozeman

Vivian Brooke, Former Legislator, Missoula

Dodie Colburg , Former Superintendent of Public Instruction, Billings

Julia Doney, Democratic Activist, Fort Belknap

Ann Mary Dussault, Former House Majority Leader, Missoula

Veronica Small Eastman, Representative, Lodge Grass

Dorothy Eck, Former State Senator, Bozeman

Peggy Egan, Emily's List, Flathead

Ellen Feaver CPA, Helena

Julie French, Representative, Scobey

Kyle Anne Gray, Attorney, Billings

Jessica Grennan, Democratic Activist, Missoula

Pam Hillery, Havre City Council, Havre

Carol Juneau, State Senator, Browning

Pam Kennedy, Mayor, Kalispell

Janine Pease, Member of the Montana Board of Regents, Billings

Angela Russell, Former State Rep (Crow), Lodge Grass

Stacy Rye, Missoula City Councilwoman, Missoula

Diane Sands, Representative, Missoula

Betsy Scanlin, Mayor of Red Lodge, Red Lodge

Geri Small, Northern Cheyenne President, Northern Cheyenne

Ruth Towe, Democratic Activist, Billings

Carol Williams, Senate Majority Leader, Missoula

Franke Wilmer, Representative, Bozeman