Republican U.S. Senate candidate
Republican Senate candidate Kurt Alme said local governments need to consider potential harms through electricity rates and water impacts and that these are ultimately local community decisions
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Kurt Alme
REP. Candidate for U.S. Senate, Montana, on the November 3, 2026 ballot.
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Republican Senate candidate Kurt Alme said local governments need to consider potential harms through electricity rates and water impacts and that these are ultimately local community decisions (as reported, September 2, 2026)
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Statements on data centers 2
Kurt Alme, Republican U.S. Senate candidate and former U.S. Attorney from Billings, called the suggestion that he's hiding from voters 'desperate campaign talk' and refused to say anything on the topic
Recorded votes on data center bills 0
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