Kendall Van Dyk

Kendall Van Dyk
Member of the Montana Senate
from the 25th district
Incumbent
Assumed office
January 3, 2011
Preceded by Roy Brown
Personal details
Born March 21, 1980 (1980-03-21) (age 31)
Bozeman, Montana
Political party Democratic Party
Residence Billings, Montana
Alma mater Montana State University
Occupation community organizer
Religion non-denominational Christian

Kendall J. Van Dyk is a Democratic Party member of the Montana Senate, representing District 25 in north-central Billings, Montana since 2011.

Van Dyk is the former chairman of the Fish, Wildlife and Parks Committee in the Montana House of Representatives. He is the author of the most recent update to the Montana Stream Access Law, an Act of the 2009 session giving the public the right to access Montana rivers and streams from public bridges.[1]

In a run for the 25th Senate district of Montana in 2010, Van Dyk unseated incumbent Republican Senator Roy Brown by just four votes.[2]

Notes

  1. ^ http://www.billingsgazette.com/lifestyles/recreation/article_bfcadae4-8d16-11de-a55a-001cc4c03286.html
  2. ^ "Van Dyk wins Senate District 25 race by margin of 4 votes"

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Members of the Montana State Senate
62nd Legislature (2011)
President of the Senate: Jim Peterson (R) • President pro Tempore: Bruce Tutvedt (R) • Majority Leader: Jeff Essman (R) • Minority Leader: Carol Williams (D)
   
  1.    Chas Vincent (R)
  2.    Ryan Zinke (R)
  3.    Bruce Tutvedt (R)
  4.    Jon Sonju (R)
  5.    Verdell Jackson (R)
  6.    Carmine Mowbray (R)
  7.    Greg Hinkle (R)
  8.    Shannon Augare (D)
  9.    Rick Ripley (R)
  10.    Bradley Hamlett (D)
  1.    Anders Blewett (D)
  2.    Mitch Tropila (D)
  3.    Edward Buttrey (R)
  4.    Llew Jones (R)
  5.    Jim Peterson (R)
  6.    Jonathan Windy Boy (D)
  7.    Rowlie Hutton (R)
  8.    John Brenden (R)
  9.    Donald Steinbeisser (R)
  10.    Frederick Moore (R)
  1.    S. Stewart-Peregoy (D)
  2.    Taylor Brown (R)
  3.    Alan Olson (R)
  4.    Kim Gillan (D)
  5.    Kendall Van Dyk (D)
  6.    Lynda Moss (D)
  7.    Gary Branae (D)
  8.    Jeff Essman (R)
  9.    Edward Walker (R)
  10.    Jason Priest (R)
  1.    Ron Arthun (R)
  2.    Larry Jent (D)
  3.    Bob Hawks (D)
  4.    Joe Balyeat (R)
  5.    Art Wittich (R)
  6.    Debby Barrett (R)
  7.    Steve Gallus (D)
  8.    Jim Keane (D)
  9.    Terry Murphy (R)
  10.    Mary Caferro (D)
  1.    Christine Kaufmann (D)
  2.    Dave Lewis (R)
  3.    Gene Vuckovich (D)
  4.    Bob Lake (R)
  5.    Jim Shockley (R)
  6.    Carol Williams (D)
  7.    Ron Erickson (D)
  8.    Tom Facey (D)
  9.    David Wanzenried (D)
  10.    Cliff Larsen (D)