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Terry Falk runs for Montana House District 10

Republican incumbent Terry Falk is running unopposed in the Nov. 3, 2026, general election for Montana House District 10.

Terry Falk runs for Montana House District 10

Key takeaways

  • Terry Falk is the Republican incumbent in House District 10.
  • The general election is scheduled for Nov. 3, 2026.
  • The District 10 race is uncontested.
  • No documented policy positions are on file.
  • No biography or campaign finance totals are on file.

The District 10 race

Republican incumbent Terry Falk is running for Montana House District 10 in the 2026 general election. Election Day is scheduled for Nov. 3, 2026.

The race is uncontested, meaning Falk has no opponent listed for this district contest. The incumbent designation means Falk currently holds the House seat and is seeking another term. It describes Falk’s status entering the election; it does not describe a policy position or an election result.

District 10 is a State House race rather than a statewide contest. The Republican label identifies Falk’s party affiliation. It should not be treated as a substitute for Falk’s position on any particular proposal or public issue.

Background and public profile

No candidate biography is on file for Falk. That leaves no documented details here about Falk’s education, occupation, community involvement, family or path to public office.

Those personal and professional details should not be inferred from Falk’s party, incumbent status or district. The confirmed profile is limited to Falk’s name, Republican affiliation, current status as the officeholder and candidacy for House District 10.

For voters comparing candidates, a biography can help explain a person’s experience and qualifications. In this uncontested race, there is no opposing candidate profile to compare with Falk’s entry.

Policy positions

Falk has no documented policy positions on file in this race. As a result, no stance can be assigned to Falk on taxes, the state budget, education, housing, health care, public lands or any other policy area.

Party affiliation alone does not establish how a candidate would approach a specific bill or vote. Incumbent status also does not, by itself, show Falk’s position on an issue. A clear policy position would require a statement, platform or other documented record directly tied to Falk.

This distinction matters for first-time voters: a candidate’s party label and a candidate’s stated position are different pieces of information. Here, the record establishes Falk’s Republican affiliation but does not establish issue-by-issue views.

Campaign finance and election process

Campaign finance totals are not on file for Falk. That includes funds raised, funds spent and cash on hand. Those categories measure different parts of a campaign’s financial activity: money received, money spent and money remaining at a reporting point.

Without filed totals, no dollar amount can be attached to Falk’s campaign activity. It also is not possible to compare fundraising, spending or available cash with another candidate because the District 10 race is uncontested.

The next fixed date in the race is the Nov. 3, 2026, general election. The uncontested designation describes the candidate field; it does not replace the election itself. Voters following the race can watch for ballot information, campaign finance filings and any policy statements Falk makes during the election cycle.

What to watch

  • Publication of general-election ballot information
  • Any campaign finance filings from Falk
  • Any documented policy statements during the election cycle

Who's running: State House, District 10

Election day: November 3, 2026

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