Raph Graybill grew up in Great Falls, Montana, and got a bachelor’s degree in political science from Columbia, and became a Rhode’s Scholar at Oxford before eventually obtaining a law degree from Yale University. Raph’s grandfather Leo was the legendary president of the Montana Constitutional convention in 1972, which produced what most people, and not just in Montana, consider one of the best state constitutions in the country. Raph served as legal council for Governor Steve Bullock and launched an unsuccessful bid for Attorney General in 2020. His law practice was keeping him plenty busy before he decided to join Ryan Busse as his running mate as lieutenant governor of Montana.
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