Campaigning may look different, but U.S. House candidates say issues similar to 2018
Two years ago, Kathleen Williams spent weeks crisscrossing the state in her camper with her dog, talking to Montanans and working to win enough votes to unseat incumbent U.S. Rep. Greg Gianforte.
At the same time, Matt Rosendale appeared at several campaign rallies with President Donald Trump, his son and Vice President Mike Pence as he worked to oust incumbent Sen. Jon Tester.
Williams, a Democrat, and Rosendale, a Republican, both lost those races.
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