Democrats are still reportedly trying to get Montana Gov. Steve Bullock to run for Senate
There are still two weeks left to file for a Senate run in Montana, so Democrats are taking one last shot at convincing Montana Gov. Steve Bullock to throw his hat into the ring.
Bullock, who ran a short-lived presidential campaign last year, has always maintained he views himself as an executive and said he doesn’t have any interest in sitting in Congress’ upper chamber. But Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer flew out to Montana last weekend, anyway, in the hopes of changing his mind, multiple sources familiar with the meeting told Politico.
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