Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 3. Here’s what you need to vote in Montana.
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These are the biggest races in Montana this year. Please note, we do not endorse any candidates.
Stance on key issues
Kurt Alme Republican
No public position found.
Kyle Austin Libertarian
Supports requiring ID to vote, saying non-citizens should not influence U.S. elections. Source
Alani Bankhead Democratic
Wants to restore the Voting Rights Act, keep elections run by Montana, and 'keep the president out of your voter file and the machines.' Source
Seth Bodnar Independent
Supports mandatory nonpartisan redistricting, changes to the primary system, and local control of elections. Will not caucus with either party. Source
Kurt Alme Republican
Wants to prioritize prosecuting violent criminals and drug trafficking groups, support police, and expand drug prevention and addiction treatment. Source
Kyle Austin Libertarian
No public position found.
Alani Bankhead Democratic
Says the justice system should focus on people who hurt others and stop sending people back to prison for technical parole violations. Source
Seth Bodnar Independent
Says he will 'support our law enforcement officers' and apply the rule of law equally to everyone. Source
Kurt Alme Republican
Says strong law enforcement is essential to keep 'our borders secure' and supports President Trump's border and public safety policies. Source
Kyle Austin Libertarian
In his 2024 U.S. House campaign, said the U.S. should finish building the border wall and press Mexico to help stop migration and drug trafficking. Source
Alani Bankhead Democratic
Opposes the current administration's immigration policy. Supports a secure border, a faster legal immigration process, and humane treatment of immigrants. Source
Seth Bodnar Independent
Supports strong borders and enforcing immigration law 'without treating our fellow human beings like animals.' Backs comprehensive immigration reform. Source
Kurt Alme Republican
Says Congress should invest in rural providers rather than 'subsidizing health insurance companies.' Supports building on the federal Rural Health Transformation Program, more telehealth, and hospital price transparency. Source
Kyle Austin Libertarian
Proposes a 'Healthcare 2.0' plan to overhaul the system, including national licensing for health workers, ending subsidies to insurers, and combining federal health programs. Source
Alani Bankhead Democratic
Supports abortion rights and opposes a federal abortion ban. Supports moving to universal health care and opposes Medicaid work requirements. Source
Seth Bodnar Independent
Opposes the 2025 federal Medicaid cuts and says he will defend Montana's Medicaid expansion. Supports telehealth and incentives for rural health workers. Source
Kurt Alme Republican
Says deficit spending raises prices and supports balanced budgets, spending cuts and tax relief to lower the cost of living. Source
Kyle Austin Libertarian
Wants to cut federal spending to lower taxes, and supports zero tariffs and keeping farmers 'out of the trade wars.' Source
Alani Bankhead Democratic
Calls blanket tariffs 'a tax on your groceries.' Supports a wealth tax on fortunes over $50 million and removing the Social Security wage cap. Source
Seth Bodnar Independent
Opposes what he calls 'chaotic' tariff policy and wants Congress to reassert its authority over tariffs. Source
Kurt Alme Republican
No public position found.
Kyle Austin Libertarian
Wants to cut regulation of small businesses and pull about $66.9 million in federal funding from the Montana Department of Labor and Industry. Source
Alani Bankhead Democratic
Supports the PRO Act and opposes a national right-to-work law. Supports prevailing wages on federal work. Source
Seth Bodnar Independent
Wants the Sentinel missile project in Montana to use union Montana workers instead of out-of-state contractors. Source
Kurt Alme Republican
Says the way to more homeownership is more housing, built by cutting the 'red tape' that slows construction. Source
Kyle Austin Libertarian
To lower housing costs, wants lower interest rates, fewer construction barriers, zero tariffs on building supplies, and more logging and lumber mills. Source
Alani Bankhead Democratic
Proposes raising the home-sale capital gains exclusion from $250,000 to $500,000 and tax breaks for builders whose projects are at least 30% affordable housing. Source
Seth Bodnar Independent
Says the answer is to build more homes by cutting red tape and using tax incentives, and to limit large private equity firms from buying up single-family homes. Source
Kurt Alme Republican
No public position found.
Kyle Austin Libertarian
No public position found.
Alani Bankhead Democratic
Wants to raise Montana's teacher pay and have Washington fully fund special education (IDEA). Source
Seth Bodnar Independent
No public position found.
Kurt Alme Republican
No public position found.
Kyle Austin Libertarian
No public position found.
Alani Bankhead Democratic
Wants to rebuild federal offices that enforce civil rights laws against discrimination. Says every person 'deserves basic dignity and respect.' Source
Seth Bodnar Independent
No public position found.
Kurt Alme Republican
No public position found.
Kyle Austin Libertarian
In his 2024 House campaign, said climate change 'is real and happening' and the U.S. should lower its carbon footprint and improve fuel efficiency. Source
Alani Bankhead Democratic
Opposes selling or developing public lands and opposes data centers on public lands. Supports restoring clean-energy tax credits through rural co-ops and wildfire prevention work. Source
Seth Bodnar Independent
Says he will protect clean air, clean water and public lands, and supports reliable, affordable energy. Source
Kurt Alme Republican
No public position found.
Kyle Austin Libertarian
No public position found.
Alani Bankhead Democratic
Supports a firm 39% cap on national TV station ownership, help for local buyers of news outlets, and keeping government out of what reporters write. Source
Seth Bodnar Independent
No public position found.
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