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2006 General Legislative Election Results Page 1 of 11 2006 General Legislative Election Results Page 1 of 11 District & County Candidate Name Political Party Affiliation & Votes HD 01 Russell Brown (C) Eileen Carney (D) Ralph Heinert (R)* Lincoln 172 1576 1594 Grand Totals 172 1576 1594 HD 02 Freeman Johnson (C) Ken Utter (D) Chas Vincent (R) Lincoln 209 1543 2118 Grand Totals 209 1543 2118 HD 03 Tad Rosenberry (C) Douglas Cordier (D) Dee Brown (R)* Flathead 198 1815 1560 Grand Totals 198 1815 1560 HD 04 Mike Jopek (D)* Erik Jerde (R) Flathead 2602 1577 Grand Totals 2602 1577 HD 05 Linda Jaquette (D) George Everett (R)* Flathead 1426 3043 Grand Totals 1426 3043 HD 06 Rick Komenda (C) Scott Wheeler (D) Bill Beck (R) Flathead 574 1937 2305 Grand Totals 574 1937 2305 HD 07 Dale McGarvey (D) Jon Sonju (R)* Flathead 1165 2343 Grand Totals 1165 2343 HD 08 Randy Kenyon (D) Craig Witte (R) Flathead 1553 1590 Grand Totals 1553 1590 HD 09 Edd Blackler (D) Bill Jones (R)* Flathead 1198 2122 Lake 680 847 Grand Totals 1878 2969 HD 10 Carla Augustad (D) Mark Blasdel (R) Flathead 1248 3492 Grand Totals 1248 3492 HD 11 Denise Peterson (D) Janna Taylor (R)* Flathead 247 572 Lake 1589 2134 Grand Totals 1836 2706 HD 12 Rick Jore (C) Jeanne Windham (D)* Lake 2045 1643 Grand Totals 2045 1643 HD 13 Nick Lawyer (D) Gordon Hall (I) Pat Ingraham (R) Sanders 1868 257 2462 Grand Totals 1868 257 2462 * = Incumbent C = Constitution D = Democrat I = Independent L = Libertarian R = Republican 2006 General Legislative Election Results Page 2 of 11 HD 14 Frank Stanley (D) Gordon Hendrick (R)* Mineral 476 1136 Missoula 872 1183 Sanders 171 197 Grand Totals 1519 2516 HD 15 Joey Jayne (D)* Flathead Glacier 510 Lake 1628 Missoula 33 Pondera 189 Grand Totals 2360 HD 16 Shannon Augare (D) Glacier 2095 Toole 247 Grand Totals 2342 HD 17 Jon Krutar (D) Rick Ripley (R)* Lewis & Clark 274 621 Powell 60 78 Teton 987 2015 Grand Totals 1321 2714 HD 18 Timothy Sollid (C) Geannine Rapp (D) Jesse O'Hara (R) Cascade 90 1724 2812 Grand Totals 90 1724 2812 HD 19 Brad Hamlett (D) Mike Milburn (R)* Cascade 1835 2074 Grand Totals 1835 2074 HD 20 Terry Poupa (C) Deborah Kottel (D) James Whitaker (R) Cascade 95 1597 1518 Grand Totals 95 1597 1518 HD 21 Kent Holtz (C) Tim Callahan (D)* Rick Tryon (R) Cascade 158 1880 1346 Grand Totals 158 1880 1346 HD 22 Roger Nelson (C) Bill Wilson (D)* Mary Jolley (R) Cascade 116 1643 1084 Grand Totals 116 1643 1084 HD 23 Christopher Gregory (C) John Parker (D)* Cascade 682 1851 Grand Totals 682 1851 HD 24 Philip DuPaul (C) Eve Franklin (D)* James Drew (R) Cascade 77 1002 696 Grand Totals 77 1002 696 * = Incumbent C = Constitution D = Democrat I = Independent L = Libertarian R = Republican 2006 General Legislative Election Results Page 3 of 11 HD 25 Robert O'Connor (C) Sue Dickenson (D)* Larry Steele (R) Cascade 122 2757 1217 Grand Totals 122 2757 1217 HD 26 Bill Thomas (D) * Jack Allen (R) Cascade 1743 1391 Grand Totals 1743 1391 HD 27 Llew Jones (R)* Glacier 1168 Pondera 1994 Toole 118 Grand Totals 3280 HD 28 Joe Minnehan (D) Edith Clark (R) Chouteau 734 963 Liberty 466 528 Toole 428 1069 Grand Totals 1628 2560 HD 29 Hugo Tureck (D) Edward Butcher (R)* Chouteau 251 485 Fergus 955 1388 Judith Basin 566 584 Grand Totals 1772 2457 HD 30 Jim Johnke (D) Dave Kasten (R) Fergus 1123 1937 Garfield 111 486 McCone 183 439 Petroleum 133 128 Grand Totals 1550 2990 HD 31 Margarett Campbell (D)* Roosevelt 2202 Valley 345 Grand Totals 2547 HD 32 Jonathan Windy Boy (D)* Blaine 1101 Chouteau 68 Hill 652 Phillips 215 Valley 221 Grand Totals 2257 HD 33 Bob Bergren (D)* Terry Schend (R) Hill 1890 1362 Grand Totals 1890 1362 HD 34 John Musgrove (D)* Blaine 1082 Hill 1530 Grand Totals 2612 * = Incumbent C = Constitution D = Democrat I = Independent L = Libertarian R = Republican 2006 General Legislative Election Results Page 4 of 11 HD 35 Torry Fair MacLean (C) Wayne Stahl (R)* Phillips 165 1225 Valley 498 1993 Grand Totals 663 3218 HD 36 Julie French (D) Karl Waitschies (R)* Daniels 480 558 Richland 170 172 Roosevelt 576 526 Sheridan 1103 790 Grand Totals 2329 2046 HD 37 Walter McNutt (R)* Dawson 265 Richland 2902 Grand Totals 3167 HD 38 Katherine Lee (D) Edward Hilbert (R) Dawson 1444 1921 Wibaux 211 262 Grand Totals 1655 2183 HD 39 Jack Krueger (D) Carol Lambert (R)* Carter 114 550 Custer 148 373 Dawson 74 119 Fallon 318 928 McCone 130 260 Powder River 176 650 Prairie 183 472 Grand Totals 1143 3352 HD 40 Bill McChesney (D) Tom Clarke (R) Custer 1884 1658 Grand Totals 1884 1658 HD 41 Norma Bixby (D)* Jae Notti (R) Big Horn 871 630 Powder River 38 121 Rosebud 748 217 Grand Totals 1657 968 HD 42 Veronica Small-Eastman (D)* Big Horn 2615 Yellowstone 93 Grand Totals 2708 HD 43 David Anderson (C) Steven Erb (D) Duane Ankney (R) Custer 10 17 53 Rosebud 62 836 1132 Treasure 22 150 246 Yellowstone 61 941 689 Grand Totals 155 1944 2120 * = Incumbent C = Constitution D = Democrat I = Independent L = Libertarian R = Republican 2006 General Legislative Election Results Page 5 of 11 HD 44 Don Reed (D) William Glaser (R)* Yellowstone 1572 2025 Grand Totals 1572 2025 HD 45 John Recore (D) Alan Olson (R)* Custer 133 321 Musselshell 481 1639 Rosebud 98 301 Yellowstone 375 685 Grand Totals 1087 2946 HD 46 Doug Harper (D) Ken Peterson (R) Yellowstone 1696 3362 Grand Totals 1696 3362 HD 47 Dick Skewis (D) Dennis Himmelberger (R)* Yellowstone 1449 2893 Grand Totals 1449 2893 HD 48 Wanda Grinde (D)* Uriah Edmunds (R) Yellowstone 1938 1531 Grand Totals 1938 1531 HD 49 Kendall Van Dyk (D) Shirley McDermott (R) Yellowstone 1794 1266 Grand Totals 1794 1266 HD 50 Doug Braun (D) Tom McGillvray (R)* Yellowstone 1508 2499 Grand Totals 1508 2499 HD 51 Robyn Driscoll (D) Michael Brockie (R) Yellowstone 1618 1129 Grand Totals 1618 1129 HD 52 Arlene Becker (D)* Tony O'Donnell (R) Yellowstone 2118 1374 Grand Totals 2118 1374 HD 53 Teddee Cuomo (D) Elsie Arntzen (R)* Yellowstone 1129 2084 Grand Totals 1129 2084 HD 54 Gary Branae (D)* Keith Lang (R) Yellowstone 1569 1113 Grand Totals 1569 1113 HD 55 Bob Maxson (D) Michael Lange (R)* Yellowstone 2048 2677 Grand Totals 2048 2677 HD 56 Ernie Dutton (R) Yellowstone 4239 Grand Totals 4239 * = Incumbent C = Constitution D = Democrat I = Independent L = Libertarian R = Republican 2006 General Legislative Election Results Page 6 of 11 HD 57 Bobbie Larson (D) Penny Morgan (R)* Carbon 128 208 Yellowstone 1898 3125 Grand Totals 2026 3333 Recount Results HD 58 Emelie Kay Eaton (D)* Krayton Kerns (R) Emelie Kay Eaton (D)* Krayton Kerns (R) Yellowstone 1971 1971 1968 1971 Grand Totals 1971 1971 1968 1971 HD 59 Jay McKean (C) Paul Beck (D) Scott Boggio (R) Carbon 151 2109 2234 Grand Totals 151 2109 2234 HD 60 Jack Ross (R)* Carbon 53 Stillwater 3165 Sweet Grass 305 Grand Totals 3523 HD 61 Jan Counter (D) Bruce Malcolm (R)* Park 1201 2033 Sweet Grass 543 819 Grand Totals 1744 2852 HD 62 Bob Ebinger (D) Pat Wagman (R)* Park 2163 1906 Grand Totals 2163 1906 HD 63 Jennifer Pomnichowski (D) Bill Warden (R)* Gallatin 2774 2739 Grand Totals 2774 2739 HD 64 Franke Wilmer (D) Jim Klug (R) Gallatin 2413 1820 Grand Totals 2413 1820 HD 65 Brady Wiseman (D)* Kate Reid (R) Gallatin 1734 906 Grand Totals 1734 906 HD 66 Mike Phillips (D) Gordon Vance (R) Gallatin 2443 1269 Grand Totals 2443 1269 HD 67 Jackson Cyr (D) John Sinrud (R)* Gallatin 1189 2927 Grand Totals 1189 2927 HD 68 Laura Obert (D) Scott Sales (R)* Broadwater 860 995 Gallatin 1083 1920 Grand Totals 1943 2915 * = Incumbent C = Constitution D = Democrat I = Independent L = Libertarian R = Republican 2006 General Legislative Election Results Page 7 of 11 HD 69 Loren Acton (D) Jack Wells (R)* Gallatin 1791 3314 Grand Totals 1791 3314 HD 70 John Vincent (D) Roger Koopman (R)* Gallatin 2342 2630 Grand Totals 2342 2630 HD 71 Kim Miller (D) Diane Rice (R)* Jefferson 450 725 Madison 1411 2214 Grand Totals 1861 2939 HD 72 Michael Mosolf (D) Debby Barrett (R)* Beaverhead 959 2991 Grand Totals 959 2991 HD 73 Art Noonan (D)* Silver Bow 2766 Grand Totals 2766 HD 74 George Groesbeck (D)* Silver Bow 3392 Grand Totals 3392 HD 75 Jim Keane (D)* Silver Bow 3006 Grand Totals 3006 HD 76 Jon Sesso (D)* Shawn Stuart (R) Silver Bow 2241 476 Grand Totals 2241 476 Recount Results HD 77 Shelia Hogan (D) Scott Mendenhall (R)* Shelia Hogan (D) Scott Mendenhall (R)* Jefferson 2003 2090 2004 2091 Lewis and Clark 400 337 400 338 Grand Totals 2403 2427 2404 2429 HD 78 Jill Cohenour (D)* Quentin Miller (R) Lewis and Clark 1852 1650 Grand Totals 1852 1650 HD 79 Dave Gallik (D)* Jane Nofsinger (R) Lewis and Clark 2921 1547 Grand Totals 2921 1547 HD 80 Mary Caferro (D)* Joe Defilippis (R) Lewis and Clark 2555 1556 Grand Totals 2555 1556 HD 81 Christine Kaufmann (D)* Jason Thornock (R) Lewis and Clark 2799 1020 Grand Totals 2799 1020 * = Incumbent C = Constitution D = Democrat I = Independent L = Libertarian R = Republican 2006 General Legislative Election Results Page 8 of 11 HD 82 Hal Jacobson (D)* Aaron Tuff (R) Lewis and Clark 2980 1233 Grand Totals 2980 1233 HD 83 Fred Froelicher (D) Harry Klock (R) Broadwater 164 314 Golden Valley 117 339 Lewis and Clark 631 842 Meagher 185 622 Wheatland 172 666 Grand Totals 1269 2783 HD 84 Stephen Hofland (D) John Ward (R)* Lewis and Clark 1167 2254 Powell 215 620 Grand Totals 1382 2874 HD 85 Cindy Hiner (D)* Deer Lodge 1066 Powell 1235 Grand Totals 2301 HD 86 Dan Villa (D)* Deer Lodge 2238 Granite 1039 Grand Totals 3277 HD 87 George Karpati (C) John Schneeberger (D) Ron Stoker (R)* Ravalli 141 1491 3070 Grand Totals 141 1491 3070 HD 88 Phyllis Bookbinder (D) Bob Lake (R)* Ravalli 1893 2250 Grand Totals 1893 2250 HD 89 Gil Turner (C) Richard Marcus (D) Gary MacLaren
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