Shannon O'Brien, Chair of the Montana Democratic Party, resigned from her position on Monday and endorsed Steve Bullock, the independent candidate for the Montana Senate. This decision was made ahead of the November midterm elections. O'Brien had been serving as Chair of the Montana Democratic Party since 2025 and had made significant efforts to strengthen the party in the state during her tenure.
Reasons for Resignation
In an article she published on the MS NOW website, she stated that the Montana Democratic Party has become more divided than ever in recent times. She referenced the criticisms and challenges the party is facing and expressed that these conditions do not allow her to continue her activities effectively. She also mentioned that supporting an independent candidate like Steve Bullock could be a way to unite and advance in the state.
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Support for Steve Bullock
Steve Bullock, known as an independent candidate, has entered the election with plans to improve the economic and social conditions of Montana. O'Brien believes that Bullock has the ability to garner support from both parties and can serve as a strong option to represent the people of Montana in the U.S. Senate. She pointed out that it is time for the Democratic Party to move towards unity and collaboration with other candidates instead of division.
In the conclusion of her article, O'Brien advised Democratic Party supporters to focus on creating unity and collaboration rather than concentrating on differences. She also expressed hope that these changes could help improve the political and social conditions of the state.
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