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Montana Elections 2026

What is on the Montana ballot on November 3, 2026: U.S. Senate, 2 U.S. House seats, 3 ballot measures.

Status: upcoming. Election day is November 3, 2026.

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Senate and governor

RaceStatusRatingCandidates
MontanaSteve Daines (R) is retiringSolid RAlani Bankhead (D), Kurt Alme (R), Seth Bodnar (I)

U.S. House

District 1 · Toss-upDistrict 2 · Solid R

State legislature

Ballot measures

CI-132: Nonpartisan judicial elections

Would keep judicial elections nonpartisan in the constitution.

A yes vote approves the change described above. A no vote rejects it and keeps current law.

CI-133: Initiative and referendum rights

Would add the rights of initiative and referendum to the constitution's Declaration of Rights.

A yes vote approves the change described above. A no vote rejects it and keeps current law.

I-194: Ban corporate political contributions

Would bar corporations and other entities from making political contributions.

A yes vote approves the change described above. A no vote rejects it and keeps current law.

Local, school and special-district elections

0 upcoming local contests with an official date or candidate list, and 1 more office election whose year is known. Each comes from an official source; the status says how certain it is.

DatePlaceOfficeStatus
2027HelenaCity Commission — Appointed vacancyyear confirmed

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Mayors

5 current mayors verified in our research. Being mayor now does not mean running in the next election.

City or townMayorNext mayoral election
BillingsMike Nelson
BozemanJoey Morrison
Great FallsCory Reeves
HelenaEmily Dean
KalispellRyan Hunter

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Sources

Statewide offices and measures checked October 12, 2026; federal races updated October 24, 2026.