Steve Bullock

I'm the governor of Montana. I'm also a husband, father of three, runner and former attorney general. I'm a big fan of actually working with people to get things done while Washington, DC is stuck in constant gridlock.

So when the FCC repealed net neutrality rules, I decided to see if there was anything states could do to ensure a free and open internet for everyone. Turns out there is – and I became the first governor in the country to sign an Executive Order protecting net neutrality:

Here’s the Executive Order:

This isn’t rocket science. Your state can do this too. Here’s a template:

It's time to stop talking about protecting net neutrality and actually do something about it.

Proof:

UPDATE: Thanks so much - my hour is up and my staff is insisting I go back to governing. There's still some great questions here and I might be following up with you all soon!

I'm Steve Bullock, the two-term, Democratic Governor and former Attorney General of Montana. The fight of my career has been getting Dark Money out of politics. Now I'm running for President to take that fight to Washington.

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(EDIT) Thanks Reddit! This was pretty fun. I'm heading to dinner with the family now. If you'd like to help us out and join our campaign you can start here: .

We're pleased to announce that will be hosting our first sitting governor - Steve Bullock of Montana - tomorrow afternoon (2:30 PST/5:30 EST). We expect and hope that our Montanan users will be most excited for this opportunity, but we welcome everyone to join us and offer any questions they have.

has been the Democratic governor of Montana since 2013, prior to which he served as the state attorney general for four years. He'll be here tomorrow to talk about his efforts to protect net neutrality - Governor Bullock signed an imposing a net neutrality requirement on providers as of July 1st 2018.

Mark your calendars, prepare your questions, and make sure to double-check our

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Who would Bullock's running mate most likly be, and would he be able to put western states like Montana, Utah, and Idaho in play? Also, in your view, what would his platform most likely consist of? Also, what does the general election end up looking like?