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Your Montana Public Service Commission needs and deserves Elena Evans.

Independent candidate Elena Evans has my vote for PSC member. Current PSC member Jennifer Fielder just voted you a 28% electrical and gas rate increase and is considering another 8% increase request by Northwestern Energy.

We are retired Montanans living in all seven counties within District 4 of the Public Service Commission. Most of us are on fixed incomes. Some of us are Republicans and some are Democrats. But all of us are voting for Elena Evans, an Independent candidate for the PSC.

Anybody who read Carol Brooker’s letter in the 3 October Ledger who goes on to vote for Jennifer Fielder is voting solely for the political party and against their own best interests.

There are a lot of reasons to vote for Elena Evans, an Independent candidate for Public Service Commission. But one of them is that her opponent, Jennifer Fielder, has been such a reckless politician during her time in public office.

This fall, I’m voting for Elena Evans for District 4 Public Service commissioner because none of us can afford another four years of rate hikes.

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I know Elena. She’s a hard worker, a true independent and someone who is laser-focused on lowering our utility bills.

Public Service Commission vice chair Jennifer Fielder and Elena Evans, a political newcomer, talk rate hikes, climate and PSC agency culture.

It's incredibly refreshing to see Elena Evans running as an Independent candidate for the important office of Public Service Commission.

Evans is a political newcomer who was cleared to appear on the general election ballot as an independent after she collected more than 5,000 signatures from voters in the district.

Newcomer and independent Elena Evans is walloping incumbent Republican Jennifer Fielder in fundraising for the Montana Public Service Commission.

My name is Elena Evans, and I’m running as an Independent for the Public Service Commission because we can’t afford another 28% increase on our power bills.

People in northwest Montana will have a second choice for the Public Service Commission after a Missoula resident successfully gained enough signatures to run as an independent candidate.

Evans will face District 4 incumbent Jennifer Fielder, the commission’s current vice chair, in November.

Fielder will likely face Independent Elena Evans of Missoula in the November general election. Evans turned more than 5,200 signatures on Monday to qualify for the ballot. She needed 3,050.

Independent candidate Elena Evans announced she secured enough signatures to be on the November ballot for the Montana Public Service Commission in District No. 4.

n independent candidate from Missoula is seeking to challenge Republican Public Service Commissioner Jennifer Fielder’s otherwise unopposed re-election bid.

An independent candidate for the Public Service Commission’s northwestern district says she has gathered enough signatures to get herself on the ballot, pending verification by elections officials.

Missoula’s Elena Evans hopes to shake up the Montana Public Service Commission, the powerful utility regulator plagued by partisanship. But first the Independent candidate needs to make the ballot.