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Independent Seth Bodnar Raised $1.45 Million, Nearly All From Individuals, but Spent More and Has $745,000 for the Final Weeks in Montana

Independent Seth Bodnar raised $1.45 million from July 1 to Sept. 30, 96 percent from individual donors, and spent $1.68 million, ending with $745,105, his FEC report shows. His Republican and Democratic opponents had not yet filed.

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Trump Comes to Kalispell for Aaron Flint in a Montana House Race Polling 42–41, the First Presidential Visit to Northwest Montana Since Gerald Ford

President Trump rallies Wednesday evening in Kalispell, Montana, for Aaron Flint in the open 1st District, where a Montana Free Press–Rutgers poll had Flint 42%, Democrat Sam Forstag 41%. It is the first presidential visit to northwest Montana since Gerald Ford in 1975.

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The Cheapest Races in America: Where the Midterm Money Never Arrived

FEC records show some 2026 races drawing almost no money: Montana’s major-party Senate nominees had raised about $2 million combined and Oklahoma’s 2nd District $220,000, compared with $400 million-plus in Ohio.

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Montana’s Three-Way Senate Race: Why an Independent Who Led the Republican Head-to-Head Is Trailing in Every Recent Poll

Republican Kurt Alme leads Montana's open Senate race in three polls as independent Seth Bodnar and Democrat Alani Bankhead split the opposition. A July poll found Bodnar ahead of Alme head-to-head.

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Montana 2026 Midterm Guide: Kurt Alme vs. Independent Seth Bodnar for an Open Senate Seat

Who is on the Montana ballot Nov. 3, 2026: Kurt Alme, Seth Bodnar, Alani Bankhead and Kyle Austin for the open Senate seat, and both House races, with FEC money and voting information.

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