Jobs & local opportunity
Grow good-paying jobs, strengthen small businesses, and keep Montana dollars in Montana—especially in rural communities.
About Michael Black Wolf
A preservation officer and community leader from the Fort Belknap Indian Community, Michael is running for the U.S. Senate to put Montana priorities first—good-paying jobs, stronger rural healthcare, respect for Tribal sovereignty, and protecting the land and water that sustain our communities.
Rooted in Montana, ready to lead
Michael Black Wolf has dedicated his work to protecting Montana’s heritage and advocating for rural and Tribal communities. Raised in the Fort Belknap Indian Community, he understands firsthand the challenges families face—and the resilience it takes to build a good life here.
This campaign is focused on results: creating opportunity, improving access to healthcare, respecting Tribal sovereignty, and protecting the land and water that define Montana. In a moment when politics feels polarized, Michael’s approach is grounded in community, responsibility, and practical action.
The values behind the campaign
- Service: show up, listen, and deliver.
- Respect: for Tribal nations, rural communities, and working families.
- Stewardship: protect land, water, and heritage for future generations.
Priorities for Montana
These are the issues Michael will fight for in the U.S. Senate. Learn more on the Issues page for detailed policy positions and updates.
Rural healthcare that works
Protect access to care, support rural clinics, and fight for practical solutions that serve families outside the major hubs.
Tribal sovereignty & respect
Honor treaty obligations, strengthen Tribal self-determination, and ensure Tribal voices are part of decisions that affect our communities.
Land, water, and heritage
Protect Montana’s land and water for future generations and preserve the places and stories that make this state home.
Frequently asked questions
Quick answers for voters, volunteers, and supporters.
Who is Michael Black Wolf?+
Michael Black Wolf is a preservation officer and community leader from the Fort Belknap Indian Community. He’s running to put Montana priorities first in Washington—focused on jobs, rural healthcare, Tribal sovereignty, and protecting land and water.
What does “putting Montana first” mean?+
It means listening to working families, rural communities, and Tribal nations—and pushing for practical results instead of partisan noise. Montana’s needs come before party politics.
What issues are most important to the campaign?+
The campaign is centered on good-paying jobs, affordable and accessible rural healthcare, respect for Tribal sovereignty, and stewardship of Montana’s land and water.
How can I help?+
You can donate, volunteer, share campaign updates, and encourage friends and family to get involved. Every action helps reach more voters.
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Every contribution helps reach more voters and share a vision for a stronger Montana—one built on opportunity, health, and respect for Tribal sovereignty.