A proposed House Bill in Montana aims to establish American rodeo as the official state sport. The bill has garnered support from residents who believe that rodeo is a central aspect of Montana culture, bringing families together and representing the state’s strong ties to agriculture.
Representative Russ Miner of House District 26 emphasized the family-friendly nature of rodeo and its significance in Montana’s cultural identity. Resident Talvin Champ also emphasized the importance of rodeo in connecting communities and serving as an economic driver for the state.
Supporters of the bill gathered at a house administration meeting to voice their backing for House Bill 190. They highlighted how rodeo impacts their families, contributes to the local economy, and continues to grow in popularity nationwide.
After the meeting, HB 190 was approved by the House State Administration and will now move to the House floor for further consideration. If the bill is passed, American rodeo will be officially designated as the state sport of Montana, highlighting its importance in the state’s history and culture.
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