Sen. Susan Webber

Sixth-session Democrat from Browning

Representing Senate District 8

Browning, Cut Bank, Heart Butte, St. Ignatius

406-450-1894 • susan.webber@legmt.gov

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Susan Webber previously served in the Montana Senate in 2019, 2021 and 2023, as well as the House in 2015 and 2017.

Committee assignments

Senate Business, Labor, and Economic Affairs

Senate Education and Cultural Resources

Senate Local Government - Vice-chair

Senate Executive Review Committee - Vice-chair

Bills sponsored

📋 SB 107: Provide for human trafficking prevention education in public schools Susan Webber (D)📃 Bill text	✅1st Cmte. ✅Senate ✴️House ⚪️Gov.
📋 SB 180: Generally revise laws related to the determination of the best interests of the child in custody and adoption proceedings Susan Webber (D)📃 Bill text	✴️1st Cmte. ⚪️Senate ⚪️House ⚪️Gov.
📋 SB 219: Revise membership of board of housing to require tribal and veteran representation Susan Webber (D)📃 Bill text	✴️1st Cmte. ⚪️Senate ⚪️House ⚪️Gov.

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Floor vote statistics

Calculations based on 152 Senate floor votes in 2025 involving bills.

🥇 70%

of votes cast on winning side

Average for Senate Democrats is 72%.

🔴 60%

of votes cast on side taken by most Republicans

Average for Senate Democrats is 62%.

🔵 97%

of votes cast on side taken by most Democrats

Average for Senate Democrats is 97%.

Webber has been marked absent or excused for 0 votes. Average for Senate lawmakers is 0.8.

SD 8 election results

Last in-cycle for Senate election in 2022. House seats are elected every two years, Senate seats every four.

General election vote, 2022

Won by 15% (679 votes)

Party primary vote, 2022

Ran unopposed

Governor vote in district, 2024

Won by 10% (848 votes)

Senators elected in 2022 were assigned new districts during the 2023 redistricting cycle.

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