Barry Usher, a Montana state legislator, recently shared updates on his legislative record and community engagement through a series of posts on his Twitter account.
On May 2, 2026, Usher addressed the status of Senate Bill 315 from 2021 regarding medical care for infants born alive. He stated: “The Rest of the Story”:
SB315 2021 “Born Alive”
Pro-Life Groups/Leadership asked bill be held as it
is already MT Law requiring medical care for babies born alive 2) another bill was coming that would put this on the ballot to make this a part of the MT State Constitution. Usher’s remarks indicate that existing Montana law already mandates medical care for infants born alive and that further legislative action was being considered to enshrine these requirements in the state constitution.
Later that day, Usher reaffirmed his legislative positions and transparency with constituents. In a post dated May 2, 2026, he wrote: “The Rest of the Story”
I stand strong on my voting record
100% score with Montana Famiy Foundation
If you ever have any questions about my votes, please contact me. The Montana Family Foundation is an advocacy group focused on social policy issues within the state.
On May 4, 2026, Usher highlighted his participation in local events by sharing: Attended the Lavina Volunteer Fire Department Pancake Breakfast fundraiser yesterday.
Met lots of great people and had good conversations. Community events like these are common venues for public officials to engage directly with residents and discuss local concerns.
Usher has previously been recognized for maintaining high ratings from organizations such as the Montana Family Foundation due to his voting record on key issues.