2026 Midterms
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- Senate · MT
Montana · U.S. Senate
Candidates & race detailsRecentQuantus Insights2026 MontanaLikely voters · 686 people surveyed- Alani Ines BankheadDemocraticSurvey wording: Alani Bankhead29%
- Kurt AlmeRepublican46%
- Kyle AustinLibertarian2%
- Seth BodnarIndependent21%
0–100% scale · Listed alphabetically
- House · MT
Montana · House District 1
Candidates & race detailsRecentAmerican Pulse Research & Polling2026 MT-01Likely voters · 314 people surveyed- Aaron FlintRepublican45.9%
- Nick Sheedy5.4%
- Sam Forstag45.4%
0–100% scale · Listed alphabetically
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