Kurt Alme

Republican · U.S. Senate, Montana

Alme has not spoken publicly on U.S. weapons or money for the government of Israel, or on U.S. aid to Palestinians. No statement was found in source-checked research across 11 sources.

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### Rhetoric and lobbying Kurt Alme has not worked as a lobbyist on Israel-related matters or issued public policy rhetoric regarding U.S.–Israel relations. However, he has engaged with pro-Israel political organizations during his Senate campaign: * On **April 21, 2026**, the Republican Jewish Coalition (RJC) endorsed Alme in the Montana U.S. Senate race, citing support for candidates aligned with the U.S.–Israel alliance. * On **June 25, 2026**, Alme attended a campaign event hosted by NORPAC (a pro-Israel advocacy organization) to meet supporters and discuss U.S.–Israel relations.

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### Safety and antisemitism As U.S. Attorney for the District of Montana (serving from 2017–2020 and again in 2025–2026), Alme focused his public actions on domestic law enforcement, public safety, and combating violent crime. While the Republican Jewish Coalition highlighted his platform when endorsing him on **April 21, 2026**, there is no record of Alme personally issuing public statements or outlining specific legislation regarding campus safety or antisemitism.

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Also in this race: Kyle Austin (Libertarian), Alani Ines Bankhead (Democrat), Seth Bodnar (Independent) · All Montana candidates.

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