Meet Michael Black Wolf
Hear Michael Black Wolf introduce himself, outline where he stands on Montana's top issues, and share the leadership he wants to bring to the U.S. Senate.
Rooted in Community. Ready to Lead.
Michael BlackWolf for U.S. SenateA Stronger Voice for Montana
Michael Black Wolf is running to bring steady leadership, real accountability, and a stronger voice for Montana families, Tribal communities, small towns, and working people. This campaign is about protecting what matters, creating opportunity, and making sure Montana is never overlooked.
- Fight for rural communities, working families, and local jobs
- Protect Tribal sovereignty, public lands, and clean water
- Improve access to healthcare and economic opportunity
- Lead with integrity, accountability, and service
Where Michael Stands: Focused on the Issues That Matter
Leadership Grounded in Montana Values
A campaign built on service, community, and action
Michael Black Wolf is running to represent Montana with honesty, strength, and a clear sense of responsibility to the people he serves. This campaign is focused on the issues that matter most to working families, rural communities, Tribal nations, and the next generation of Montanans.
From protecting Tribal sovereignty to supporting small business growth, improving rural healthcare, and defending Montana’s land and water, Michael believes leadership should be practical, accountable, and rooted in the communities it represents.
This campaign is about showing up, listening, and fighting for a stronger future across Montana.
Where Michael Stands
Focused on the Issues That Matter
From jobs and healthcare to Tribal sovereignty and protecting Montana’s land and water, Michael Black Wolf is focused on practical leadership and results that matter to Montana communities.
Medicare For All
Michael Black Wolf believes health care is a right. He supports expanding Medicare-style coverage so Montanans can afford care, protect rural access, and lower prescription drug costs.
- Expand affordable health coverage to every American
- Protect access to care in rural Montana
- Keep rural hospitals and clinics financially stable
- Lower premiums and prescription drug costs
Housing Affordability
Michael Black Wolf believes Montanans should have a fair shot at buying a first home. He supports practical housing policies that put working families ahead of large investors and corporate ownership.
- Limit large-scale investor purchases of single-family homes
- Discourage bulk corporate ownership of rental housing
- Support first-time homeownership opportunities
- Back community land trusts and nonprofit housing models
Improving Rural Healthcare
No Montanan should have to travel hours for basic care. Michael Black Wolf supports stronger rural hospitals, expanded telehealth, and practical solutions that make healthcare more affordable and accessible.
- Expand telehealth and broadband-supported care access
- Strengthen rural hospitals, clinics, and emergency services
- Protect affordable prescription drug access
- Improve care access for rural and Tribal communities
End Citizens United
Michael Black Wolf believes elections should be shaped by people, not dark money. He supports ending Citizens United to restore trust and reduce the influence of wealthy donors and corporations.
- Limit the influence of wealthy donors and corporations
- Reduce corruption and pay-to-play politics
- Push campaigns back toward local issues
- Restore trust in the democratic process
Tribal Sovereignty
Michael Black Wolf supports protecting treaty rights, strengthening tribal authority, and expanding direct federal support for Tribal nations, communities, and long-term economic self-determination.
- Protect treaty rights and tribal jurisdiction
- Expand direct federal funding for tribal governments
- Reduce reliance on state intermediaries
- Support economic self-determination and tribal investment
Local and Rural Food Sovereignty
Michael Black Wolf supports stronger local food systems, fairer markets, and rural investment so Montana communities, producers, and Tribal nations have more control over their food future.
- Strengthen local and regional food systems
- Support small-scale producers and rural infrastructure
- Reduce harmful consolidation in agriculture
- Support Indigenous food sovereignty and tribal partnerships