Two Bozeman Democrats enter U.S. Senate race
Two Bozeman Democrats are running for U.S. Senate with the hope of unseating Republican Steve Daines in 2020.
Cora Neumann, 44, launched her campaign Tuesday, saying she will focus on affordable, high-quality health care, increasing wages and protecting public lands.
Michael Knoles, 32, has filed with the Federal Election Commission but said he is searching for a campaign manager and plans to launch his campaign in about a month. Among the issues he wants to tackle are election reform, revisions to the tax code that would benefit the middle class and legislation that reduces the power of corporations.
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