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Kenneth Bogner: Montana candidate record

Kenneth Bogner's most recent candidacy: in 2026, Kenneth Bogner ran for House District No. 36 as a Republican candidate.

Kenneth Bogner's full record on the Montana campaign finance public site: https://tcers-public.406dc.net/profiles/group/98724

Kenneth Bogner (profile 98724) appears in the Montana campaign finance record as a candidate in 2018 through 2026, across 4 candidacies. Each candidacy has its own page with its money, linked below. Data through 2026-10-06.

Kenneth Bogner is also recorded in the filings under these names: KENNETH BOGNER, Keith Bogner, Ken Bogner, Sen. Kenneth Bogner, Senator Kenneth Bogner.

In 2026, Kenneth Bogner ran for House District No. 36 as a Republican candidate (money and contributors). In 2022, Kenneth Bogner ran for Senate District No. 19 as a Republican candidate (money and contributors). In 2020, Kenneth Bogner ran for Lieutenant Governor as a Republican candidate (money and contributors). In 2018, Kenneth Bogner ran for Senate District No. 19 as a Republican candidate (money and contributors).

Kenneth Bogner: candidacies on file, data through 2026-10-06

Election year Office sought Party as filed Candidacy page
2026 House District No. 36 Republican Kenneth Bogner, House District No. 36, 2026
2022 Senate District No. 19 Republican Kenneth Bogner, Senate District No. 19, 2022
2020 Lieutenant Governor Republican Kenneth Bogner, Lieutenant Governor, 2020
2018 Senate District No. 19 Republican Kenneth Bogner, Senate District No. 19, 2018

What this record does not say about Kenneth Bogner, data through 2026-10-06

It does not say whether Kenneth Bogner won any of these elections. CERS records candidacies and money, not results.

Contribution totals are floors, not exact figures. The same real person or business can appear in the record more than once under spelling variants, and merging those into single identities is ongoing work. A total means "at least this much".