Montana Democrats Debate House Seat, Senate Race
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Four Democratic candidates for Montanas open U.S. House seat, including a former firearms executive, a smokejumper, a military veteran, and a rancher, debated their qualifications at a candidate forum in Butte. They emphasized their diverse backgrounds in farming, firefighting, military service, and business to appeal to local voters facing economic challenges. The candidates split on supporting a Republican or an independent in the U.S. Senate race, and they all agreed on banning stock trading by members of Congress. The event saw interruptions from the crowd urging talk on foreign policy, with only one candidate touching on the topic. The primary is set for June fourth, and the race is heating up in Montana.
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