Troy McQueary: Montana candidate record

Troy McQueary appears in the Montana campaign finance record as a candidate in 2026, across 1 candidacy. This document covers the whole of that record.

Troy McQueary: County Commissioner in Powell County, 2026

Troy McQueary filed as a candidate for County Commissioner in Powell County in the 2026 Montana election cycle.

Others who ran for County Commissioner in Powell County in 2026

Money reported by Troy McQueary for County Commissioner in Powell County in 2026

Figure Amount Lines
Contributions received $1,434.20 5
Other receipts (not contributions) $0.00
Expenditures $722.43 3

Other receipts are interest, refunds, rebates and transfers between the campaign's own accounts. They are receipts, not donations, and they are reported separately here rather than added to contributions. Debts are money owed, not money spent.

Largest contributors to Troy McQueary for County Commissioner in Powell County in 2026

Contributor Total Contributions
Contributor not named in the filing $484.20 1
Troy McQueary (the candidate's own money) $400.00 1
Jason Smith $250.00 1
John Hollenback $200.00 1
Mark Cromlich $100.00 1

A candidate may put unlimited personal money into their own campaign in Montana. Self-funding is not a limit breach and is marked above only so it is not misread as an outside donation.

Largest payments made by Troy McQueary for County Commissioner in Powell County in 2026

Paid to Total Payments
Rome Enterprisies $259.20 1
Powell County $238.23 1
Porter Construction Supply $225.00 1

Every contribution to Troy McQueary for County Commissioner in Powell County in 2026

Itemized from $1 up, as filed. These are the gross contribution lines. A refund is a separate payment and does not appear here.

Date Contributor Amount
2026-02-18 Troy McQueary $400.00
2026-04-20 Name not recorded $484.20
2026-04-27 Jason Smith $250.00
2026-05-14 Mark Cromlich $100.00
2026-05-28 John Hollenback $200.00

What this record does not say about Troy McQueary

It does not say whether Troy McQueary 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".