Montana Gov. Steve Bullock back in Iowa as he considers White House bid. Here’s where he stands on key issues
Montana Gov. Steve Bullock is showing increasing signs he is getting serious about a White House bid. On Saturday, the two-term governor visited with voters and Democratic Party officials in Iowa for the second day of his trip to the key early-voting state.
Since he began weighing a 2020 bid, Bullock has made five trips to the Hawkeye State, according to the Associated Press. The 52-year-old is being touted as a candidate with political support in a red state, and one who could help strengthen the Democratic Party’s showing in rural areas.
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