Prepare yourselves, Butte parade attendees, as this is a crucial election year with an abundance of politicians and their teams expected to participate in the parade.
However, it’s not just about politicians, as there are nearly 140 entries this year, featuring floats, dancing, cheering, music, and many veterans from southwest Montana.
The Butte-Silver Bow Sheriff Ed Lester and officers will lead the parade, with his opponent, Mike Gage, also in attendance.
Both Democrats and Republicans will be represented, including the Silver Bow Republican Women’s Club and the B-SB Democrats.
Other key figures walking the route include B-SB Chief Executive J.P. Gallagher and his challenger, Bill Foley.
Also participating are Matt Enrooth and Kelli Fivey, the candidates for the Butte-Silver Bow County Attorney position.
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Among the participants, Ann Shea, Frank Joseph, and Cindy Sherman, all running for B-SB District Court Judge and Clerk and Recorder respectively.
While some candidates like Congressman Ryan Zinke and Dennis Hayes may not attend, others such as Missoula attorney Monica Tranel and the “Ryan Busse for Montana” entry will be present.
Additionally, various other local and statewide politicians and candidates, including those running for Montana State Auditor, the Montana Supreme Court, and the Montana Public Service Commission, will also be part of the parade.
