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Hard work, faith, and a deep sense of neighborliness.

From Kurt Alme <[email protected]>
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Subject Hard work, faith, and a deep sense of neighborliness.
Date July 20, 2026 6:03 PM
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Friend,


My name is Kurt Alme, and I want to introduce myself.


I was born in Great Falls in 1966. My dad taught high school math. My mom taught elementary school. We didn't have a lot, but we had everything that mattered: hard work, faith, and a deep sense of neighborliness.


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As my dad's career moved, so did we. Dillon. Victor. Helena. Miles City. I went to school in small towns, played football on Friday nights, and grew up surrounded by the kind of Montanans who built this place with their hands and their character.


I never forgot where I came from.


After high school, I went to college in Colorado and then to Harvard Law School &ndash; graduating with my conservative values intact and stronger than ever. Once I had my degree in hand, I came straight back home. Montana was always where I was meant to be.


I built a legal career here. Raised my family here with my wife Sandra, who I have been married to for 31 years. And I got deeply involved in the community here.


As Director of the Montana Department of Revenue, I helped spearhead the largest income tax rate cut in our history and put money back in Montanans' pockets. As U.S. Attorney, nominated by President Trump and confirmed by the Senate, I focused on prosecuting violent criminals, drug traffickers, and cartels that were poisoning our communities. Most recently, our office prosecuted more defendants than in any year over the past two decades.


Now I'm running for United States Senate.


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Not because it's easy and not because I was looking for the next thing, but because I believe Montana needs a senator who has actually lived here, worked here, and fought for the people here.


I would be honored to earn your support.
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Sincerely,

Kurt Alme



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