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Statements / Candidates / Montana

U.S. Senate, Montana

5 candidates on the November 3, 2026 ballot, in the order the Montana Secretary of State, FEDERAL GENERAL 2026 Candidate List (candidatefiling.mt.gov, election FEDERAL GENERAL 2026 (11/03/2026) (General)) prints them (The page states no list date; it names the election FEDERAL GENERAL 2026 (11/03/2026) and prints each candidate's filing date (7/10/2026 to 8/7/2026 for the federal offices)). Each has the same space. What each has said about data centers is as said, dated and sourced; nothing is ranked.

  • Alani Bankhead

    DEM · 1 statement on data centers

    Democratic Senate candidate Alani Bankhead called for a moratorium on large data center development until impacts to communities can be better studied (as reported, September 2, 2026)

  • Jami Dee Woodman

    NON · 0 statements on data centers

    No public statement on data centers is on the record for Jami Dee Woodman; the record has not yet searched for one.

  • Kurt Alme

    REP · 2 statements on data centers

    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)

  • Kyle Austin

    LIB · 1 statement on data centers

    Libertarian Senate candidate Kyle Austin stated he is completely against data centers in Montana until there is transparency (as reported, September 2, 2026)

  • Seth Bodnar

    IND · 3 statements on data centers

    Seth Bodnar, Democrat like independent in Montana Senate race, said he was strongly opposed to anything that happens to Montana communities without their involvement (as reported, September 6, 2026)

Who is on the ballot comes from the state's own candidate list; the FEC's candidate file supplies the federal candidates' ids. How the record reads candidates.