Full profile
Curtis Schomer is the Republican incumbent in Montana House District 48 and is running in the Nov. 3, 2026, general election. The race is listed as uncontested, with Schomer as the only candidate named.
Schomer does not have a candidate biography on file. There also are no documented policy positions or campaign finance figures on file for his 2026 campaign.
Candidate and race
Schomer is seeking election to the Montana House of Representatives from District 48. He is identified as both a Republican and the incumbent, meaning he already holds the office connected to this election.
The election is a general election scheduled for Nov. 3, 2026. The race is marked as uncontested. Schomer is the only candidate listed for the district, so there is no other candidate in the race to compare by party, background, policy positions or campaign finances.
The candidate listing does not include biographical details about Schomer. His occupation, education, hometown, previous employment and earlier political experience are not stated. His length of service in the Montana House also is not stated.
Policy positions
Schomer has no documented policy positions on file for this race. That means there is no recorded candidate stance here on taxes, the state budget, education, health care, housing, public lands, energy, transportation or other issues that may come before the Legislature.
No policy conclusions can be drawn from Schomer’s Republican affiliation or incumbent status alone. A party label identifies the party under which a candidate is running, but it does not establish how that candidate approaches a specific bill or public issue.
The profile also does not list campaign pledges, legislative priorities or issue statements from Schomer. Any future positions would need to be evaluated from direct candidate statements or official public records rather than inferred from his party or office.
Campaign finance
No figures are on file for how much Schomer’s campaign has raised, how much it has spent or how much cash it has on hand. As a result, there is no campaign finance total to report for the 2026 race.
Those three figures describe different parts of campaign activity. Money raised covers receipts reported by a campaign, money spent covers reported expenditures, and cash on hand is the amount the campaign reports retaining at a particular point. None of those amounts is listed for Schomer here.
There are also no dollar figures for comparison with another candidate because the District 48 race is listed as uncontested.
What voters can track
The main process questions are whether the candidate lineup remains uncontested through the final ballot and whether additional public records add details about Schomer’s campaign. Those could include a candidate biography, documented issue positions or campaign finance filings showing receipts, spending and cash on hand.
For now, the established facts are limited but clear: Schomer is the Republican incumbent, he is running in Montana House District 48, and the general election is set for Nov. 3, 2026. No opponent is listed in the race.
