---
title: "Committee to Protect Health Care: Montana political committee"
description: "Registration and campaign finance figures on file for the committee Committee to Protect Health Care."
type: "committee"
name: "Committee to Protect Health Care"
slug: "committee-to-protect-health-care-g231902"
committee_type: "Incidental"
data_through: "2026-09-26"
generated_at: "2026-09-26"
source: "Montana Commissioner of Political Practices (CERS)"
---


# Committee to Protect Health Care: Montana political committee

Committee to Protect Health Care is a political committee registered in Montana, of type "Incidental". It filed a finance report covering the 2026 election cycle. This document covers the whole of its record.

## Money reported by Committee to Protect Health Care

| Figure | Amount | Lines |
|---|---|---|
| Contributions received in cash, net of refunds | $0.00 | 0 |
| Other receipts (not contributions) | $0.00 | 0 |
| Expenditures, net of refunds received | $8,450.88 | 23 |
| Debts and loans still owed | $0.00 | 0 |

These figures for Committee to Protect Health Care follow the same rules as the public campaign finance site. Only filed reports count. Money a campaign moves between its own accounts is left out, because it is not new money. The contribution figure is cash, as on the state's Cash Summary, and goods and services given in kind are reported beside it, never inside it. Refunds paid back to contributors are subtracted. Other receipts are interest, rebates and similar receipts, not donations. A debt is money still owed, not money spent, and a loan repaid in full is not listed as owed.

## Largest payments made by Committee to Protect Health Care

| Paid to | Total | Payments |
|---|---|---|
| Committee to Protect Health Care | $8,002.03 | 17 |
| Montanans Securing Reproductive Rights | $420.40 | 5 |
| Scale to Win | $28.45 | 1 |

Money received by Committee to Protect Health Care and money paid out by Committee to Protect Health Care are reported on separate lines above and are never added together. They are different relationships to the money.