Full profile
Race at a glance
Greg Kmetz is the Republican incumbent running for Montana House District 36 in the 2026 general election. The election is scheduled for Nov. 3, 2026.
Kmetz is the only candidate listed in the race, which is not marked as contested. That means voters currently have no Republican, Democratic or other opponent listed alongside Kmetz in the District 36 contest. The incumbent designation means Kmetz already holds the seat.
The race is for a place in the Montana State House. Kmetz’s listing identifies a party affiliation of Republican. No other candidate is part of the current contest, so there are no opponents to compare by background, party, policy positions or campaign finances.
Kmetz’s background
No candidate biography is on file for Kmetz. Beyond the incumbent designation, the election listing does not identify previous employment, education, community roles or other biographical details.
The incumbent label establishes Kmetz’s status in the race but does not describe a legislative record or personal history. It also does not, by itself, explain why Kmetz is running or what priorities would guide another term in the Montana House.
For voters reviewing this contest, the documented profile is therefore limited to Kmetz’s name, Republican affiliation, incumbent status and candidacy in House District 36.
Policy positions
No documented policy positions are on file for Kmetz in this race. There are no listed positions on taxes, education, public lands, health care, housing, the state budget or other matters that could come before the Montana Legislature.
Party affiliation is not a substitute for a candidate’s stated position. Kmetz’s Republican designation identifies the party connected with the candidacy, but it does not establish where Kmetz stands on a particular bill or public policy question.
Without a documented statement from the candidate, no position can be assigned to Kmetz on any issue. Voters looking for issue comparisons currently have no opponent in the race and no recorded platform for Kmetz in the election listing.
Campaign finance
No figures are on file for money raised, money spent or cash on hand for Kmetz’s 2026 campaign. Those three categories describe different parts of campaign activity: contributions received, campaign expenditures and the amount remaining in the campaign account.
Because no amounts are listed, there is no documented basis for describing the size of Kmetz’s campaign operation or comparing financial activity with another candidate. The uncontested race also has no opposing campaign listed for a side-by-side financial comparison.
What voters will decide
The District 36 contest will appear as part of Montana’s Nov. 3, 2026, general election. As the race is currently listed, Kmetz is the sole candidate and the incumbent.
The main process developments to watch are whether the candidate list or contested status changes and whether campaign finance figures, a biography or documented policy positions are added. Those updates would give voters more information about the candidacy before the general election.
