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Bankhead staying in Senate race, calls for Bodnar to drop out

Bodnar’s spokesperson and campaign disputed Bankhead’s criticism and said his campaign would continue.

Bankhead staying in Senate race, calls for Bodnar to drop out
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Alani Bankhead said she will remain in Montana’s U.S. Senate race and urged Seth Bodnar to drop out, citing allegations of sex discrimination at the University of Montana. Bodnar’s spokesperson and campaign disputed the criticism, while a spokesperson for Republican candidate Kurt Alme also attacked Bodnar.

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