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Candidates and Voting Information

This page is designed to provide voters with clear, nonpartisan information about local Republican candidates and the voting process. Here you’ll find an overview of candidates running for local offices, along with helpful details on how, when, and where to vote in upcoming elections.

Local Republican Candidates

Below is a list of Republican candidates running for local offices in the upcoming election. Each candidate is listed with the office they are seeking and a brief background to help voters become familiar with those on the ballot.

2026 Midterm Election: Tuesday Nov 3rd
Kurt Alme - US Senate

Aaron Flint - US House District 1

Dan Wilson - Montana State Supreme Court

David Bedey -Montana Senate District 43

Greg Overstreet - Montana House District 88

Terry Nelson - Montana House District 87 

Wayne Rusk - Montana House District 86

Kim Dailey - Montana House District 85

Stephen Kowal - Ravalli County Commissioner

Jeff Burrows - Ravalli County Commissioner

Steve Holton - Ravalli County Sheriff

Jennifer Bedey- Ray - Ravalli County Justice of the Peace

Regina Plettenberg - Ravalli County Elections Clerk

Dan Whitsitt - Ravalli County Treasurer

Bill Fulbright - Ravalli County Attorney



 
Make your plan to vote:

Whether you vote absentee or in person, make sure your voter registration info is current and take time to review your sample ballot before Election Day.

How to Vote

Voters may participate in the election through in-person voting on Election Day, early voting (where available), or absentee/mail-in voting, depending on eligibility and local election guidelines. Voters are encouraged to choose the option that best fits their schedule and needs.

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When to Vote

Election dates, early voting periods, and absentee ballot deadlines vary by election. Voters should confirm all key dates in advance to ensure their vote is submitted on time and counted.

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Where to Vote

Polling locations are assigned by local election offices and may vary depending on a voter’s registered address. Voters can find their designated polling location by checking their voter registration status through their county election authority.

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Voter Registration

To vote in an election, individuals must be registered by the applicable deadline. Registration requirements, deadlines, and eligibility rules vary by state and county. Voters are encouraged to verify their registration status ahead of time and make updates if needed.

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Helpful Voter Resources

For the most accurate and up-to-date information, voters are encouraged to visit the following official resources:


   •    County Election Office
   •    State Secretary of State – Elections Division
   •    Voter Registration Lookup
   •    Sample Ballots and Election Calendars
 

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