Montana State House District 19

Current seat holder: Jane Weber (D).

Hannah Trebas

Hannah Trebas (Republican) Hannah believes in straight talk, hard work, and showing up. She'll bring that same commitment to the Montana Legislature — fighting for the families, farmers, and small business owners who make this district what it is.

· Hannah Trebas campaign website

Campaign site

“Montana's lands belong to Montanans. Hannah will fight to keep public lands accessible, protect water rights, and preserve the outdoor heritage we pass to the next generation.” (Hannah Trebas campaign website)
“Preserve the outdoor heritage we pass to the next generation.” (Hannah Trebas campaign website)
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Jane Weber

Jane Weber (Democratic) is the incumbent member of the Montana House of Representatives representing District 19 (Cascade County), running for re-election in the November 3, 2026 general election. Official legislative biography notes: Born in Allentown, Pennsylvania; moved to Montana in 1975; post-graduate studies in outdoor recreation, University of Montana and Clemson University; B.S. in Forestry, University of Montana; B.S. in art education, Kutztown State College; retired 31 years from USDA, Forest Service; last position as director of Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail Interpretive Center; member Great Falls Downtown Development Partnership and Chamber of Commerce Business Advocacy Committee; former vice chair Missouri-Madison River Fund; former member City-County Board of Health, Library Board, Center for Mental Health, Historic Preservation Advisory Commission; Cascade County Commissioner 2010-21; served in House since 2025; spouse’s name is James; three children, Max, Ellie, Nora; four grandchildren.

Campaign site

“• Support for alternative energy options to reduce Montana’s carbon footprint; • Opportunities for local government to have the ability to implement funding flexibility; • Strengthening our statewide infrastructure; • Retention of Montana’s clean aquifers to ensure quality drinking water into the future;.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey)
“I am committed to doing the right thing. I believe in our democracy and respect process. I am patient and willing to listen to differing viewpoints before making a decision. I am honest as the day is long. I work hard and take criticism without retribution. I have former government experience that enables me to have a different perspective about state funding.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey)
“I have no expectation other than for Montanans who know me to believe I worked for their best interests.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey)