68-year-old Portland retiree runs humorous cat-candidate campaign in Montana, promoting unity amid divisive politics.

Sue Fachini, a 68-year-old retired detective from Portland living in Billings, Montana, is running a humorous political campaign featuring neighborhood cats as candidates. Disillusioned by today's divisive political climate, she created yard signs for her feline contenders, believing they offer a more positive alternative. Drawing from her family's experiences with dictatorship, Fachini aims to foster community unity through her "vote for cats" initiative, which has been well-received by her neighbors.