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Dr. Mike Eisenhauer, a Montana cardiologist, is running as an independent for Congress, citing gridlock and seeking to represent moderates disillusioned with both major parties.
Dr. Mike Eisenhauer, a 62-year-old cardiologist and former U.S. Army physician from Great Falls, Montana, has launched an independent bid for Montana’s 2nd Congressional District in 2026, citing congressional gridlock and partisan polarization.
He aims to represent a growing moderate majority disillusioned with both major parties, criticizing recent health care and spending policies.
To qualify, he must collect 7,274 valid signatures—required of independents but not major party candidates—under Montana’s new law, which he calls overly burdensome.
The race includes incumbent Republican Troy Downing and two Democrats, while speculation continues about University of Montana President Seth Bodnar potentially running for Senate as an independent.
El Dr. Mike Eisenhauer, un cardiólogo de Montana, se postula como independiente para el Congreso, citando el estancamiento y buscando representar a los moderados desilusionados con los dos partidos principales.