Honored to have the endorsement of Montana statesman and former Governor Marc Racicot.
Gustafson: 20 Years of Experience Protecting Your Constitutional Rights
Keep politics out of Montana’s courtrooms and the Montana Supreme Court.
1971 Montana Constitution Convention Delegate, Mae Nan Ellingson
Montana Judge Greg Todd: Justice Gustafson Doesn’t Have an Agenda, Calls It as She Sees It …
My mom, Justice Ingrid Gustafson …
We the people of Montana grateful to God for the quiet beauty of our state, the grandeur of our mountains, the vastness of our rolling plains, and desiring to improve the quality of life, equality of opportunity and to secure the blessings of liberty for this and future generations do ordain and establish this constitution.
- The Preamble of the 1972 Montana State Constitution
Justice Ingrid Gustafson was appointed to serve as a District Judge by a Republican Governor and appointed by a Democrat Governor to serve on the Montana Supreme Court.
Five years of public service on the Montana Supreme Court. Twenty years of experience as a Judge in Montana.
Justice Ingrid Gustafson
“Throughout my judicial career, I have handled nearly 20,000 cases. I understand the gravity of judicial decisions and the significant impact those decisions have on people. I do not take this responsibility and trust placed in me by voters lightly.”
“My public service on the Montana Supreme Court is an honor and a privilege that carries with it a great responsibility to be independent, impartial and fair. My experience and record demonstrate that I apply the law as written in our Montana State Consitution and established legal precedent.”
- Justice Ingrid Gustafson, Montana Supreme Court
