New GOP Memo Touts Four Reasons Tim Sheehy Will Beat Jon Tester in Montana

A memo sent to donors from the National Republican Senatorial Committee claims there’s a “statistical tie” in the Montana Senate race.

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GOP Senate candidate Tim Sheehy pauses during a tour of a company facility in Montana. Rachel Leathe/Bozeman Daily Chronicle via AP

In a new memo to donors pointing to four favorable indicators for the GOP, the National Republican Senatorial Committee claimed there’s a “statistical tie” between GOP nominee Tim Sheehy and Democratic Sen. Jon Tester in the Montana Senate race.

The memo, sent to donors by NRSC Executive Director Jason Thielman and obtained by NOTUS, says that both candidates are polling at 46% in one of the most competitive seats on the map this cycle. (There hasn’t been a public poll in the race since Sheehy won the GOP nomination on June 4, and the last poll was from March.)

The memo also touts the turnout in the primary elections, with Republicans voting in significantly larger numbers than Republicans.