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State Senate’s second-highest ranking elected official forgoes reelection for Army job

The Montana state senator will leave at the end of his 2025 term to serve in a civil affairs role with the U.S. Army Reserve, officials said.

Summary by The Billings Gazette
After eight years in the Montana Senate, Miles City Republican Sen. Ken Bogner will take on a new role that blends his past military service with his time as a legislator.

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State Senate’s second-highest ranking elected official forgoes reelection for Army job

After eight years in the Montana Senate, Miles City Republican Sen. Ken Bogner will take on a new role that blends his past military service with his time as a legislator.

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The Billings Gazette broke the news in Billings, United States on Tuesday, March 10, 2026.
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