On the record
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Israel
No public statement found as of October 18, 2026.
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ICESaid
In a written answer to a Montana Free Press candidate questionnaire published October 14, 2026, Alme said he would prioritize prosecuting and deporting immigrants in the country illegally who commit crimes, and would stop federal funding for sanctuary cities and federal benefits for people in the country illegally.
"We need to keep our borders secure, prioritize prosecuting and deporting criminal illegal aliens, and stop funding sanctuary cities which leave dangerous illegal aliens like Jose Ibarra on our streets."
Montana candidates on the issues: immigration, Montana Free Press, October 14, 2026
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The Trump administrationSaid
At the October 11, 2026 U.S. Senate debate in Bozeman, Alme credited President Trump with securing the border and pointed to his own record as U.S. attorney.
"Securing the border is common sense. And President Trump has done it"
Senate hopefuls trade jabs at first all-candidate debate, Montana Free Press, October 11, 2026
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Where they want the country to goSaid
In an August 2026 interview with MTN News, Alme said Montanans support "commonsense conservative" ideas and do not want to return to the policies of the Biden administration.
"I know that the people in Montana, when I travel around the state, do not want to go back to the destructive Democrat policies that we had under President Biden"
Alme prepares for next phase of Montana U.S. Senate campaign after candidate field finalized, KTVH (MTN News), August 13, 2026
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Foreign policySaid
At the October 11, 2026 debate, Alme said Congress should back the President's military action against Iran, which he said aims to set back Iran's nuclear program.
"We need to support the president, our troops, and our diplomats as they work to set back Iran's nuclear program and work to reopen their control of the straits"
Senate hopefuls trade jabs at first all-candidate debate, Montana Free Press, October 11, 2026
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Trade and tariffsSaid
Asked about tariffs at the October 11, 2026 debate, Alme said he had doubts about tariffs but backed pushing back on Canada, and said he hopes the administration negotiates a deal that opens markets for Montana agriculture.
"I had my doubts about tariffs, but Canada has gone with unfair trade for too long. Somebody needed to stand up and push back for a level playing field"
Senate hopefuls trade jabs at first all-candidate debate, Montana Free Press, October 11, 2026
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Health careSaid
On health care at the October 11, 2026 debate, Alme pointed to rural health funding in the 2025 tax and spending law that Republicans call the Working Families Tax Cuts.
"Republicans in Congress just passed the Working Family Tax Cuts Act — which my two liberal opponents opposed — which provided $50 billion of new investment in rural health care"
Senate hopefuls trade jabs at first all-candidate debate, Montana Free Press, October 11, 2026
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EnergySaid
At a September 2026 campaign stop in Kalispell, asked about the Iran war's effect on fuel prices, Alme said the answer is more domestic energy production of all kinds, including renewables that do not depend on subsidies.
"We need to unleash responsible energy production of all kinds."
Alme promises 'big steps' toward affordability at Kalispell campaign stop, Daily Inter Lake, September 22, 2026
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TechnologySaid
On artificial intelligence and data centers at the October 11, 2026 debate, Alme said data center companies coming to Montana must be transparent about their costs to communities.
"We need to be sure that if a data center company comes into this state, that they're transparent, they're clear about their cost to the community and other effects"
Senate hopefuls trade jabs at first all-candidate debate, Montana Free Press, October 11, 2026
Money this cycle
| AIPAC PAC, given directly | $0 |
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| AIPAC PAC, earmarked by donors | $0 |
| United Democracy Project, supporting | $0 |
| United Democracy Project, opposing | $0 |
Since AIPAC PAC began giving (December 2021): $0 direct, $0 earmarked; United Democracy Project $0 supporting, $0 opposing.
This cycle (2025 to 2026). FEC filings through August 31, 2026 (AIPAC PAC) and October 16, 2026 (UDP).
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