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Kurt Alme wants to be Montana’s next senator.
There’s just one problem: finding him.
Meanwhile, Independent U.S. Senate candidate Seth Bodnar keeps showing up.
If you want to represent us, that seems like a pretty good place to start.
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America’s political identity is changing faster than Washington is.
As the same problems keep getting worse, more of us are going Independent.
Independent U.S. Senate candidate Seth Bodnar sees the disconnect: we’ve changed because Washington hasn’t.
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Being Independent is about as American as it gets.
Our first president warned us about what could happen when party loyalty took over our politics.
More than 200 years later, that warning still feels relevant.
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Like a lot of us, Independent U.S. Senate candidate Seth Bodnar was fed up with the two-party system failing to make things better.
That’s why he chose to run without a party telling him who to answer to.
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When Washington puts party loyalty ahead of doing its job, the rest of us can end up paying the price.
Independent U.S. Senate candidate Seth Bodnar has been clear: no president should go unchecked on starting a war.
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That second question hits a little harder.
Our politics can argue about values all day, but eventually we have to ask whether any of it is actually making our lives better.
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AI data centers are expanding fast, and we should be asking what that means for our communities.
Independent U.S. Senate candidate Seth Bodnar wants answers before Big Tech gets our power, water or a deal hidden behind redactions.
So should we.
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If Congress is supposed to represent our country, shouldn’t it look something like us?
We ask because almost half of our country identifies as Independent, but you’d never know it by looking at Congress.
This November, we have other options.
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When our leaders have actually lived and worked in the worlds their decisions affect, they bring that perspective with them when decisions get made.
Independent U.S. Senate candidate Seth Bodnar’s resume is a perfect example of that.
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Those of us who identify as Independent are becoming a much bigger part of American politics.
Younger voters are leading the way, especially in Colorado.
We really only hear about two parties in American politics, yet these numbers tell us a very different story.
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Not using all the energy sources available to us is just bad policy.
At a time when America needs more power, Independent U.S. Senate candidate Seth Bodnar knows turning our energy sources into another partisan fight makes no sense.
We should be using every resource we have.
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We’ve been thinking about this question a lot lately.
It’s hard to pinpoint exactly when agreeing with the other side became controversial.
When did you start feeling the shift?
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When even former Georgia Congresswoman @mtgreenee is blaming both parties, it’s time for us to listen.
More of us are asking a pretty basic question:
Who actually has ideas that represent us?
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Take the party letter away for a second.
What would actually matter to us when choosing someone to represent us?
Their policies? Character? Experience?
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Washington keeps finding someone else to blame while we keep getting stuck with the bill.
Seth Bodnar runs as an Independent because neither national party gets a pass for a government that isn’t working for us.
How long are we supposed to keep paying for it?
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For Independent U.S. Senate candidate Seth Bodnar, it’s hasta la vista to our broken two party system.
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These aren’t partisan issues. They’re issues that matter to all of us.
Affordable housing. Public lands. Rural healthcare. Second Amendment rights. Age and term limits.
Independent U.S. Senate candidate Seth Bodnar is putting in the work on all of them.
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Independent U.S. Senate candidate Seth Bodnar was raised by two public school teachers and went on to lead the University of Montana.
Education has shaped his life from both sides of the classroom.
Now he wants every kid in Montana to have access to a quality education.
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