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FILE - In this Jan. 7, 2015, file photo, State Sen. Diane Sands, left, and artist Hadley Ferguson of Missoula stand in front of a mural honoring Montana women as community builders at its unveiling at the state Capitol in Helena, Mont. Members of the Montana Democratic Party met remotely on Friday, June 5, 2020, to vote on the party's platform, including the addition of a statement in reaction by the death of George Floyd opposing the use of force by law enforcement during arrests. Sen. Diane Sands, D-Missoula, who led a Zoom meeting on the party's crime and justice platform, voiced support for the amendment. "I think it is important that we address the current national situation," Sands said. "It's good to talk about it in here, and make sure that people know that's what we stand for. (AP Photo/Lisa Baumann, File)
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