Lieutenant Governor candidates share North Central Montana and Great Falls ties
GREAT FALLS — If you’re still undecided in the race for Montana’s next Governor, maybe the running mates will help you decide. Both candidates live in Great Falls. But as MTN found out, that shared geographic home base is where the similarities stop.
Casey Schreiner grew up in Great Falls and graduated from Montana State University. The former science teacher and his wife have three kids. Schreiner is completing his fourth and final term in the Montana House where he serves as Minority Leader. He was among Democrats in the running for the Governor job before dropping out of the race in February
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