Brian Hoven
Brian Hoven is a Republican member of the Montana Legislature. He was elected to House District 24 which represents the Great Falls area.[1]
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Members of the Montana House of Representatives
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- Robert Mehlhoff (D)
- Rob Cook (R)
- Roy Hollandsworth (R)
- Roy Osmundson (R)
- Bill Harris (R)
- Frank J. Smith (D)
- Tony Belcourt (D)
- Kris Hansen (R)
- Wendy Warburton (R)
- Wayne Stahl (R)
- Austin Knudsen (R)
- Walter McNutt (R)
- Matthew Rosendale (R)
- Lee Randall (R)
- Bill McChesney (D)
- Sterling Mall (R)
- Carolyn Pease-Lopez (D)
- Duane Ankney (R)
- Jonathan McNiven (R)
- Tom Berry (R)
- Kenneth Peterson (R)
- James Knox (R)
- Douglas Kary (R)
- Mary McNally (D)
- Tom McGillivray (R)
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- Robyn Driscoll (D)
- Virginia Court (D)
- Elsie Arntzen (R)
- Margaret MacDonald (D)
- Cary Smith (R)
- Donald Roberts (R)
- Dan Kennedy (R)
- Krayton Kerns (R)
- Joanne Blyton (R)
- David Howard (R)
- John Esp (R)
- Dan Skatton (R)
- Tom L. Burnett (R)
- Franke Wilmer (D)
- Kathleen Williams (D)
- Mike Phillips (D)
- Gordon Vance (R)
- Kelly Flynn (R)
- Ted Washburn (R)
- Michael More (R)
- Robert Wagner (R)
- Jeffrey Welborn (R)
- Pat Noonan (D)
- Max Yates (R)
- Edith McClafferty (D)
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Category:Princeton University alumni
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Hoven, Brian |
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Montana politician |
| Date of birth |
November 28, 1941 |
| Place of birth |
Great Falls, Montana |
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