In Billings, the independent Senate candidate makes an ironclad commitment to the people of Montana.
NBC Montana covered Seth Bodnar’s address to a crowd in Billings, where he made an unambiguous commitment: he is in this U.S. Senate race until the very end, no matter what the party machines do around him.
The station’s reporting captures Bodnar’s account of months on the road — living rooms, diners, and brewery patios across every corner of Montana — and how that experience has only deepened his conviction that Washington is broken and neither national party is serving the state. His commitment, as he told the crowd, was never contingent on who else was in or out of the race. It’s a commitment to Montanans, period.
That’s the difference between a politician and a soldier. Politicians calculate. Soldiers commit. Seth Bodnar has committed — to showing up, to every county, to every voter of every affiliation, through November 3rd. Montana hasn’t seen a campaign like this in a generation, and IVA is honored to stand behind it.
Read the full NBC Montana story.
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