Montana Senate candidate Seth Bodnar used a campaign ad to shoot a stand-in Flock camera and said he supports federal limits on surveillance tech, including data retention rules and misuse penalties.

Sep 16, 2026 - 05:15

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Montana Senate candidate Seth Bodnar used a campaign ad to shoot a stand-in Flock camera and said he supports federal limits on surveillance tech, including data retention rules and misuse penalties.

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