Nick
Sheedy

A Smarter.Vote candidate profile notes the Libertarian primary was canceled and Sheedy automatically advanced to the general election. As of August, no campaign-finance data appeared in public disclosures; he had not raised the $5,000 threshold requiring an FEC report.

NBC Montana reported that Nick Sheedy was also running in the MT-01 race but had not responded to its request for an interview. The report focused on the policy positions of Aaron Flint and Sam Forstag ahead of the election.

Montana election offices began mailing absentee ballots to voters on the active absentee list. Sheedy was listed as one of the three candidates in the MT-01 House race alongside Flint and Forstag.

Montana Free Press reported that Republican Aaron Flint and Democrat Sam Forstag were scheduled to debate on October 13. Nick Sheedy was not listed as a participant in the debate.

Montana Free Press published Sheedy's earlier questionnaire response on rural healthcare, as he did not respond to the outlet's current question. He said Congress should not have a significant role in local hospitals and clinics beyond federal resources like VA facilities, and could improve access by lowering regulatory burdens on providers.

Montana Free Press published Sheedy's response from an earlier candidate questionnaire on affordability, as he did not respond to the outlet's current question. Sheedy wrote that the U.S. should end the Federal Reserve and the federal banking cartel, arguing monetary reform would address erosion of the dollar's value.

A Montana Free Press–Eagleton poll of 375 registered voters conducted in the first week of September found Nick Sheedy, the Libertarian candidate, at 5%, with Republican Aaron Flint at 42% and Democrat Sam Forstag at 41%. The results are a snapshot, not an election result.