
Steve Gist Voting Record & Scorecard | Christian Employers Alliance
MT Representative
District: 25 • Republican
2025 Alignment:
61.65%
Lifetime Ratings by Policy Category
Rep. Steve Gist (R-MT-25) earned a 62% Christian Employers Alliance score for 2025, showing moderate alignment with biblical business policy positions. Steve Gist voted on 72 of the 83 key bills CEA scored in 2025. Steve Gist represents the 25th District in the Montana House of Representatives. Highest category scores: First Freedom (100%), Operational Freedom (81%), and Workforce Freedom (63%).
Title
Lawmaker Position
HB 12
House 2025
2xFueling Out-of-Control Spending by Providing Over $5.9 Million for Historic Preservation Grants.
HB 121
House 2025
2xStrengthening Safety in Public Schools and Jails by Requiring Bathroom Usage to be Based on Biological Sex.
HB 13
House 2025
3xBusting the Budget by Tripling the Salaries of Lawmakers.
HB 182
House 2025
2xFueling Out-of-Control Spending by Providing $5 Million for Grants to Nonprofits for Senior Citizen Centers.
HB 19
House 2025
1xStrengthening Law and Order by Increasing Penalties for Theft.
HB 197
House 2025
1xCombatting Abuse of the Workers' Compensation System by Terminating Disability Benefits Once a Recipient is Released to Return to Full Duty.
HB 208
House 2025
1xStrengthening Public Safety by Allowing Localities to Prohibit Homeless Camps on Public Property.
HB 218
House 2025
2xIncreasing Healthcare Access by Expanding Optometrist Scope of Practice.
HB 245
House 2025
3xFurther Cementing Obamacare by Making the State's Medicaid Expansion Permanent.
HB 253
House 2025
1xImproving Government Transparency During Public Health Emergencies by Requiring Public Reporting of Data.
HB 257
House 2025
1xStrengthening Public Safety by Expanding Facilities Considered "Critical Infrastructure" for Purposes of Trespassing.
HB 274
House 2025
3xIncreasing Government Dependency by Establishing a "Medical Respite Care Program" Under Medicaid.
HB 278
House 2025
1xHelping to Combat Illegal Immigration and Human Trafficking by Allowing Law Enforcement Officers to Verify Immigration Status During Traffic Stops.
HB 285
House 2025
2xProtecting Against Government Overreach by Clarifying that the State's Environmental Protection Laws Do Not Grant Regulatory Authority to State Agencies.
HB 291
House 2025
2xProtecting Against Overreach by Restricting the Ability to Impose Environmental Regulations More Stringent than Federal Regulations.
HB 292
House 2025
1xProtecting Free Speech and Combatting Frivolous Lawsuits Through Anti-SLAPP Protections.
HB 300
House 2025
2xStrengthening Safety and Privacy by Keeping Biological Males Out of Girls Sports and Facilities in Public Schools.
HB 311
House 2025
2xInfringing Private Contracts Through a New Government Mandate Requiring Property Managers to Refund Application Fees.
HB 316
House 2025
3xAffirming that Life Begins at Conception and Giving Legal Rights to the Unborn.
HB 336
House 2025
2xReducing Employment Barriers by Establishing a Pathway to Occupational Licensure Through Apprenticeships.
HB 350
House 2025
1xReinforcing State Sovereignty by Prohibiting State or Local Enforcement of World Health Organization, United Nations, or World Economic Forum Mandates.
HB 377
House 2025
1xStrengthening Parental Rights by Ensuring Access to their Child's Medical Records.
HB 388
House 2025
3xProtecting Life by Preventing Government Mandates Requiring Pregnancy Centers to Provide Abortions.
HB 396
House 2025
1xStrengthening Public Safety by Requiring Judges to Consider an Offender's Prior History When Determining Whether to Grant Pre-Trial Bail.
HB 399
House 2025
2xHiking Health Insurance Premiums by Expanding Bans on Policy "Prior Authorization Requirements"
HB 400
House 2025
1xPreventing Retaliation for Refusing to Use a Person's "Preferred Pronoun".
HB 427
House 2025
1xAdding Transparency to Permitting by Requiring Specific Code Citations for Permit Delays and Stop-Work Orders.
HB 456
House 2025
3xGrowing Government Dependency by Expanding Eligibility for Child Care Subsidies.
HB 471
House 2025
1xRequiring Parental Consent for Instruction on Sensitive Issues Surrounding Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity.
HB 477
House 2025
3xDriving Up Consumer Costs by Prohibiting the Use of Polystyrene Foam Containers for Food Products.
HB 479
House 2025
1xSafeguarding Democracy and Preventing Foreign Interference in U.S. Elections by Requiring Candidates to Disclose Foreign Citizenship.
HB 492
House 2025
1xCombatting Overreaching Local Zoning Regulations by Restricting Building Parking Space Requirements.
HB 509
House 2025
3xFueling Out-of-Control Spending by Expanding a Costly Loan Repayment Benefit for Educators.
HB 521
House 2025
1xProhibiting Criminals from Recovering Damages for Injuries Suffered During Commission of a Crime Unless the Victim Used Unjustified Force.
HB 56
House 2025
3xGaming the Federal Medicaid System by Imposing a New 5.75% Tax on Ambulance Providers.
HB 638
House 2025
2xProtecting Free Speech by Prohibiting Governments from Requesting Diversity Statements.
HB 642
House 2025
1xStrengthening Public Safety by Declaring Camping in Violation of State or Local Laws to be a Public Nuisance.
HB 655
House 2025
2xProtecting Religious Liberties in Adoption and Foster Care by Ensuring Parents Are Not Forced to Violate their Sincerely Held Beliefs.
HB 663
House 2025
1xProhibiting Affirmative Action and Discrimination Based on Race on College Campuses.
HB 69
House 2025
3xImposing a Series of New Excessive Fee Hikes that Unnecessarily Drive-up Mining Costs.
HB 703
House 2025
3xReigning In Overreaching Environmental Regulations by Exempting Certain Products from Mandated Greenhouse Gas Analyses.
HB 719
House 2025
1xStrengthening Election Integrity by Requiring Voter Date of Birth Verification for Absentee and Mail-In Ballots.
HB 801
House 2025
2xProtecting Firearm Manufactures from Frivolous Litigation Based on the Usage of Their Products by Criminals.
HB 809
House 2025
1xProtecting Second Amendment Rights by Blocking Red Flag Laws.
HB 818
House 2025
1xStrengthening Democracy by Prohibiting Foreign Nationals from Influencing Statewide Ballot Issue Elections.
HB 831
House 2025
3xShifting Tax Burdens and Diluting the Tax Base by Providing Select Seniors Higher Credits.
HB 853
House 2025
2xDriving Up Consumer Costs by Increasing Licensing Fees on Restaurants, Hotels, and Other Businesses.
HB 888
House 2025
2xProtecting Individual Liberties by Prohibiting Local Health Boards from Requiring Individuals to Receive a Vaccination.
HB 889
House 2025
2xStrengthening Property Rights by Restricting Overreaching Local Growth Policies Regulations.
HB 9
House 2025
3xForcing Taxpayers to Fund Cultural Initiatives that are Not Core or Proper Duties of Government.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Rep. Steve Gist's voting record?
Rep. Steve Gist (R-MT-25) earned a 62% Christian Employers Alliance score for 2025, showing moderate alignment with biblical business policy positions. Steve Gist voted on 72 of the 83 key bills CEA scored in 2025. Steve Gist represents the 25th District in the Montana House of Representatives. Highest category scores: First Freedom (100%), Operational Freedom (81%), and Workforce Freedom (63%).
How aligned is Steve Gist with biblical business policy positions?
Steve Gist earned a 62% Christian Employers Alliance score in 2025, showing moderate alignment with biblical business policy positions.
What is Steve Gist's CEA score?
Steve Gist has a 62% CEA score for 2025.
Where does Steve Gist serve?
Rep. Steve Gist (R-MT-25) represents the 25th District in the Montana House of Representatives as a Republican.
What issue categories does Steve Gist score highest on?
Steve Gist's strongest categories on the Christian Employers Alliance scorecard are: First Freedom (100%), Operational Freedom (81%), Workforce Freedom (63%).
Where can I see Steve Gist's full voting record?
View the full list of scored bills, category breakdown, and year-over-year voting record above. Christian Employers Alliance updates this scorecard as new key votes are scored.



