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NRA-PVF Endorses State Rep. Diane Rice for Re-election

Friday, October 6, 2006

NRA-PVF Endorses State
Rep. Diane Rice for Re-election

Fairfax, VA - The National Rifle Association Political Victory Fund (NRA-PVF) proudly endorses incumbent Rep. Diane Rice (HD-71) for re-election in the Montana State House of Representatives.

Randy Kozuch, NRA director of State and Local Affairs, stated, "As a rancher and public official in Montana, Diane Rice understands the importance of both her great state's natural resources and Constitutional rights - rights such as the Second Amendment."

Rep. Diane Rice is running for her 4th term in the Montana State House of Representatives.  She has served on the House Judiciary Committee for three terms and currently sits as Chairman.  In addition, she is currently serving her 3rd term on the Interim Law & Justice Committee.  Her solid record on the gun issue proves she is a staunch supporter of the Second Amendment and she promises to uphold lawful gun owners' rights and freedoms in Montana.

Because of her strong pro-gun stance, Rep. Rice has earned an "A" rating from NRA-PVF.

"Sportsmen and gun owners of Montana trust Rep. Rice, and they know she will support and defend their Second Amendment rights," Kozuch continued.  "We urge all NRA members and gun owners in Montana to vote for Diane Rice this November 7."

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The NRA Political Victory Fund (NRA-PVF) is NRA's political action committee. The NRA-PVF ranks political candidates — irrespective of party affiliation — based on voting records, public statements and their responses to an NRA-PVF questionnaire.