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Montana Senate Race Features Three Candidates Following Daines' Exit

The Montana Senate race has become competitive with the entry of three candidates following Senator Steve Daines' withdrawal from the race. Kurt Alme, Seth Bodnar, and Reilly Neill are now vying for the seat, with Bodnar leading in fundraising efforts. Alme is leveraging his Trump endorsements, while Bodnar has raised concerns about the influence of party insiders in the election.

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The Montana Senate race has become competitive with the entry of three candidates following Senator Steve Daines' withdrawal from the race. Kurt Alme, Seth Bodnar, and Reilly Neill are now vying for the seat, with Bodnar leading in fundraising efforts. Alme is leveraging his Trump endorsements, while Bodnar has raised concerns about the influence of party insiders in the election.

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  • ✕ handpicked candidate
  • ✕ rig the Republican primary
  • ✕ D.C. insiders tried to rig this election

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Original Headline

Montana Senate showdown emerges as Trump-backed Republican faces independent challenge

Neutral Headline

Montana Senate Race Features Three Candidates Following Daines' Exit