Four Democrats battle for dominance in Montana's federal primary
Cleveland promotes campaign-finance limits and proposals on affordability, health care and childcare.
Russell Cleveland ran in the June 2, 2026 Democratic primary for Montana’s 1st district and did not advance.
Cleveland promotes campaign-finance limits and proposals on affordability, health care and childcare.

Cleveland tied his candidacy to pediatric cancer research funding and his family’s experience.

Cleveland proposed a limit on executive-to-worker pay and a ban on corporate ownership of homes.

Cleveland discussed his campaign’s opposition to outside money and offered proposals on inequality and public services.

Cleveland outlines his campaign priorities as he seeks the Democratic nomination to challenge Ryan Zinke.
Cleveland promotes campaign-finance limits and proposals on affordability, health care and childcare.
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