Mail it back or drop it off at your county election office. It has to arrive by 8 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 3.

Retired Air Force lieutenant colonel and federal agent. She hunted terror networks, spies and child predators. Now she's Montana's Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate, and she can't be bought.
Bankhead: O’Brien spent months working to undo the Democratic primary. Today she made it official.
Your ballot is in the mail. Mail it back or drop it off at your county election office. It has to arrive by 8 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 3.
Why Alani
Four candidates are on your ballot. These are the differences, and every claim links to the proof.
Your voter guide puts all four candidates side by side on 118 questions, with every answer sourced to their own words. Alani has a stated position on almost every one. The others leave dozens blank.
Compare all four →Zero corporate PAC money. She backs I-194, The Montana Plan, to end dark money in Montana.
Her accountability plan →21 years in the Air Force and a career as a federal agent. She led a counterintelligence task force that caught spies, directed more than 180 agents across eight countries, and built coalitions of federal, state, local and nonprofit organizations to go after child predators.
See the record →Her answers to voter questionnaires are published, side by side with her opponents', so you can compare for yourself.
See the questionnaires →Montana Democrats chose her in an open primary. She'll serve as a Democrat; the independent says he'll caucus with neither party.
Compare all four →Every attack tracked this campaign, answered with the record and the sources.
Rumors, answered →Where she stands
Eight fights at the front. Every position is on the record, in her words.
“Alani Bankhead can’t be bought.”Brian Schweitzer · Former Governor of Montana
“Alani would get up and say, this is what I’m going to do, and this is how I plan to do it.”Loraine Bond · Missoula
“Someone with the experience and skills to combat corruption and truly improve the lives of all Montanans.”Donna Martin · Montana
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