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Marcus Strange: Montana lobbying record
In the 2025-2026 session, Marcus Strange was a lobbyist (no license issued) representing 0 principals: none on record. Data through 2026-10-02.
A lobbyist is a person paid to lobby the Montana Legislature for a principal. A lobbyist is licensed by the Commissioner of Political Practices for each two-year session and is authorized by each principal they represent. Lobbyists do not file the L-5; the principals they work for do.
Marcus Strange's lobbying record on the Montana campaign finance public site: https://tcers-public.406dc.net/lobbying/818099
Marcus Strange, lobbyist, session 2025-2026: principals represented, data through 2026-10-02
License: not issued.
None on record.
Marcus Strange, lobbyist, session 2023-2024: principals represented, data through 2026-10-02
License: issued 2023-01-02.
- Montana Wildlife Federation (Frank Szollosi), authorized 2022-12-07, ended 2023-06-16
- Frank Szollosi (Dont use), authorized 2022-12-07, ended 2023-06-16
- Property and Environment Research Center, authorized 2024-09-27
- Montana Association of Land Trusts, ended 2024-06-30
Marcus Strange, lobbyist, session 2021-2022: principals represented, data through 2026-10-02
License: not issued.
- Montana Wildlife Federation, authorized 2021-01-01
What this record does not say about Marcus Strange, data through 2026-10-02
It does not say how any legislator voted or whether any bill passed. A declared subject position is the principal's own statement of interest. L-5 totals are the nine lines the principal reported, as the state totals each report.