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Windy Boy resurrects congressional campaign, seeks due process amid allegations

Windy Boy says the allegations have already been investigated and he has never been charged, while Senate leaders removed him from committee assignments.

  • Montana State Sen. Jonathan Windy Boy announced on Wednesday he is unsuspending his U.S. House campaign, dismissing recent sexual abuse allegations as "character assassination" and a "coordinated political smear."
  • Windy Boy suspended his campaign last month, citing health and personal reasons, though the Montana Democratic Party's announcement referred to what they called "allegations of serious sexual abuse" against him.
  • Brenda Russell alleged Windy Boy propositioned her underage daughter and sent explicit photos two decades ago; campaign opponent Brian Miller represents the victim while Windy Boy questioned Miller's disciplinary history.
  • Earlier this week, Senate President Matt Regier and Minority Leader Pat Flowers removed Windy Boy from legislative committee assignments, stating they acted to "protect the integrity of the Montana Senate."
  • The Montana Democratic Party urges voters in the Second Congressional District to support Brian Miller or Sam Lux instead, with party chair Shannon O'Brien calling the allegations "serious, longstanding, and disqualifying for public service.
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Windy Boy restarts campaign for Montana’s eastern U.S. House seat

After sexual abuse allegations and an April campaign suspension, Windy Boy said he had been the target of “a political ambush.”

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