Natalie for Montana
Rooted in Montana, proven in leadership, and ready to fight for healthy communities, strong families, and real opportunity.
Democrat for Montana State House - District 31
Backed by a committed team of community leaders, advocates, and policy experts, Natalie Weeks-O’Neal’s campaign is built on listening, integrity, and action. We work every day to fight for all Montanans—protecting our land, honoring our communities, and advancing solutions rooted in local values and lived experience. This campaign is grounded in authenticity, respect for place, and a shared responsibility to leave Montana stronger for the next generation.
Putting Montana Communities First
Authenticity in leadership
Natalie Weeks O’Neal leads with transparency, lived experience, and accountability—listening first, acting with purpose, and remaining grounded in the people and land she serves.
What to expect
You receive clear updates, community-focused priorities, and opportunities to engage—so you always know where we stand and how you can be apart of the work ahead.
Donations and Building a Movement
Your contribution fuels a people-powered movement—supporting grassroots outreach, protecting our shared values, and ensuring every voice has a place in shaping Montana’s future.
Let’s Stay in Touch
Dr. Natalie Weeks O’Neal was born and raised in Wolf Point, Montana, where a deep commitment to community, service, and opportunity for all was instilled early in her life. She is the daughter of Willie Weeks, a Montana Basketball Hall of Fame member and respected Native American leader who championed the wellbeing of all Montanans, and Diane Wetsit Hoy, a nurse and officer in the U.S. Public Health Service Commissioned Corps who dedicated her career to expanding access to quality healthcare.
Natalie played college basketball before earning her Doctor of Physical Therapy from the University of Southern California. She has built a career as a Doctor of Physical Therapy specializing in geriatrics and women’s health, and later followed her passion for teaching through faculty roles at USC and Tufts University School of Medicine.
She is married to her college sweetheart, Charles O’Neal—an Oregon State football alumnus who now serves in environmental protection for the Fort Peck Tribes—and together they are proud parents of two. Natalie remains deeply involved in youth outreach focused on health, education, and community leadership.
