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2020 Legislative Primary Election Canvass MONTANA SECRETARY OF STATE COREY STAPLETON 2020 LEGISLATIVE PRIMARY ELECTION CANVASS HD 01 Total Lincoln Democrat 880 880 MARVIN C SATHER Republican 2121 2121 STEVE GUNDERSON HD 02 Total Lincoln Democrat 755 755 LORI RAMESZ Republican 2738 2738 NEIL A DURAM HD 03 Total Flathead Democrat 1099 1099 DEBO POWERS Republican 1815 1815 BRAXTON MITCHELL HD 04 Total Flathead Republican 2782 2782 MATT REGIER HD 05 Total Flathead Democrat 1977 1977 DAVE FERN Republican 1018 1018 CATHERINE OWENS Republican 487 487 SHAWN GUYMON 1 of 27 MONTANA SECRETARY OF STATE COREY STAPLETON 2020 LEGISLATIVE PRIMARY ELECTION CANVASS HD 06 Total Flathead Democrat 1152 1152 JERRAMY DEAR-RUEL Republican 1964 1964 AMY REGIER Republican 1156 1156 BRUCE P TUTVEDT HD 07 Total Flathead Democrat 841 841 ROSS FRAZIER Republican 1065 1065 FRANK GARNER Republican 478 478 JERRY O'NEIL HD 08 Total Flathead Republican 2051 2051 JOHN FULLER HD 09 Total Flathead Republican 979 979 BRIAN PUTNAM Republican 943 943 DAVID DUNN HD 10 Total Flathead Lake Democrat 833 249 1082 JENNIFER ALLEN Republican 1189 243 1432 DOUG MAHLUM Republican 1445 369 1814 MARK NOLAND 2 of 27 MONTANA SECRETARY OF STATE COREY STAPLETON 2020 LEGISLATIVE PRIMARY ELECTION CANVASS HD 11 Total Flathead Republican 1276 1276 DEE KIRK- BOON Republican 1629 1629 DEREK SKEES HD 12 Total Lake Democrat 1342 1342 GERRY BROWNING Republican 2148 2148 LINDA REKSTEN HD 13 Total Flathead Sanders Democrat 194 591 785 COLLEEN HINDS Republican 975 1776 2751 PAUL C. FIELDER HD 14 Total Mineral Missoula Sanders Republican 929 143 878 1950 DENLEY M. LOGE Republican 236 37 537 810 MARK T FRENCH HD 15 Total Glacier Lake Pondera Democrat 299 353 99 751 MARVIN R .WEATHER WAX JR Democrat 36 253 10 299 NICK WHITE 3 of 27 MONTANA SECRETARY OF STATE COREY STAPLETON 2020 LEGISLATIVE PRIMARY ELECTION CANVASS HD 16 Total Glacier Democrat 1317 1317 TYSON T RUNNING WOLF HD 17 Total Lewis & Clark Pondera Teton Democrat 83 179 558 820 BARNETT G. SPORKIN- MORRISON Republican 345 661 1628 2634 ROSS H FITZGERALD HD 18 Total Glacier Pondera Toole Republican 244 587 1131 1962 LLEW JONES HD 19 Total Cascade Republican 2163 2163 WENDY MCKAMEY HD 20 Total Cascade Democrat 1392 1392 MELISSA SMITH Republican 2343 2343 FRED ANDERSON 4 of 27 MONTANA SECRETARY OF STATE COREY STAPLETON 2020 LEGISLATIVE PRIMARY ELECTION CANVASS HD 21 Total Cascade Democrat 1230 1230 JAMIE A HORN Republican 1352 1352 ED BUTTREY Republican 441 441 SALLY TUCKER HD 22 Total Cascade Democrat 661 661 JASMINE TAYLOR Democrat 554 554 MATT RAINS Republican 1316 1316 LOLA SHELDON- GALLOWAY HD 23 Total Cascade Democrat 1085 1085 BRAD HAMLETT Republican 1047 1047 SCOT KERNS HD 24 Total Cascade Democrat 1300 1300 BARBARA BESSETTE Republican 1236 1236 STEVEN GALLOWAY HD 25 Total Cascade Democrat 1150 1150 JASMINE KROTKOV Republican 1124 1124 STEVE GIST 5 of 27 MONTANA SECRETARY OF STATE COREY STAPLETON 2020 LEGISLATIVE PRIMARY ELECTION CANVASS HD 26 Total Cascade Democrat 797 797 HELENA LOVICK Republican 334 334 JEREMY TREBAS Republican 253 253 RUDOLF TANKINK Republican 219 219 SHERIDAN BUCK HD 27 Total Cascade Chouteau Hill Liberty Republican 316 1471 411 535 2733 JOSH J KASSMIER HD 28 Total Hill Democrat 1151 1151 KRYSTAL STEINMETZ Republican 1246 1246 ED HILL HD 29 Total Fergus Petroleum Republican 2460 217 2677 DAN BARTEL HD 30 Total Cascade Fergus Golden Judith Basin Meagher Wheatland Valley Democrat 69 125 23 164 128 111 620 CINDY PALMER Republican 238 683 290 687 594 546 3038 E. WYLIE GALT 6 of 27 MONTANA SECRETARY OF STATE COREY STAPLETON 2020 LEGISLATIVE PRIMARY ELECTION CANVASS HD 31 Total Roosevelt Valley Democrat 623 153 776 FRANK J. SMITH HD 32 Total Blaine Chouteau Hill Phillips Democrat 574 49 266 47 936 JONATHAN WINDY BOY Republican 270 3 154 313 740 G. BRUCE MEYERS HD 33 Total Blaine Hill Phillips Valley Republican 391 152 794 440 1777 CASEY KNUDSEN Republican 78 67 207 493 845 JOYCE STONE HD 34 Total Daniels Roosevelt Sheridan Valley Republican 388 394 684 492 1958 RHONDA KNUDSEN Republican 126 222 255 305 908 TRACY SCHUSTER HD 35 Total Richland Republican 1457 1457 BRANDON LER Republican 1313 1313 JOEL G. KRAUTTER 7 of 27 MONTANA SECRETARY OF STATE COREY STAPLETON 2020 LEGISLATIVE PRIMARY ELECTION CANVASS HD 36 Total Dawson Wibaux Republican 1861 239 2100 BOB PHALEN Republican 189 10 199 CHARLES J PETERSON JR Republican 409 12 421 JASON STUART Republican 250 177 427 JIM JOHNSON HD 37 Total Carter Custer Fallon Garfield McCone Powder River Prairie Republican 215 262 420 169 139 143 142 1490 FREDERICK D. (ERIC) MOORE Republican 326 154 676 412 557 176 357 2658 JERRY SCHILLINGE R HD 38 Total Custer Republican 1847 1847 KENNETH L HOLMLUND HD 39 Total Custer Rosebud Treasure Yellowstone Republican 63 397 57 461 978 AMANDA SCHEIDLER Republican 151 1014 219 518 1902 GERALDINE CUSTER 8 of 27 MONTANA SECRETARY OF STATE COREY STAPLETON 2020 LEGISLATIVE PRIMARY ELECTION CANVASS HD 40 Total Musselshell Yellowstone Democrat 234 351 585 KRIS SPANJIAN Republican 1433 1354 2787 BARRY USHER HD 41 Total Big Horn Powder River Rosebud Democrat 128 14 131 273 AUGUST SCALPCANE Democrat 155 28 160 343 RYNALEA WHITEMAN PENA HD 42 Total Big Horn Yellowstone Democrat 825 47 872 SHARON STEWART PEREGOY HD 43 Total Yellowstone Republican 1789 1789 KERRI SEEKINS- CROWE HD 44 Total Yellowstone Democrat 1033 1033 TERRY DENNIS Republican 1752 1752 LARRY BREWSTER HD 45 Total Yellowstone Republican 2088 2088 KATIE ZOLNIKOV 9 of 27 MONTANA SECRETARY OF STATE COREY STAPLETON 2020 LEGISLATIVE PRIMARY ELECTION CANVASS HD 46 Total Yellowstone Democrat 1406 1406 ZACH LADSON Republican 2407 2407 BILL MERCER HD 47 Total Yellowstone Democrat 1365 1365 KATHY KELKER Republican 1088 1088 TJ SMITH HD 48 Total Yellowstone Democrat 1522 1522 JESSICA L KARJALA Republican 1351 1351 LEIGH VERRILL- RHYS HD 49 Total Yellowstone Democrat 1099 1099 EMMA KERR- CARPENTER Republican 773 773 COLIN MICHAEL NYGAARD HD 50 Total Yellowstone Democrat 1021 1021 JADE BAHR Republican 1180 1180 MALLERIE STROMSWOL D 10 of 27 MONTANA SECRETARY OF STATE COREY STAPLETON 2020 LEGISLATIVE PRIMARY ELECTION CANVASS HD 51 Total Yellowstone Democrat 1162 1162 ANNE GIULIANO Republican 1310 1310 FRANK FLEMING HD 52 Total Yellowstone Democrat 994 994 HANNAH OLSON Republican 1247 1247 JIMMY PATELIS HD 53 Total Yellowstone Republican 3724 3724 DENNIS LENZ HD 54 Total Yellowstone Democrat 1294 1294 RYAN THOMSEN Republican 2390 2390 TERRY MOORE HD 55 Total Yellowstone Republican 2184 2184 VINCE RICCI HD 56 Total Yellowstone Republican 2008 2008 SUE VINTON 11 of 27 MONTANA SECRETARY OF STATE COREY STAPLETON 2020 LEGISLATIVE PRIMARY ELECTION CANVASS HD 57 Total Stillwater Sweet Grass Republican 2611 168 2779 FIONA NAVE HD 58 Total Carbon Democrat 1477 1477 ELIZABETH "BETSY" SCANLIN Republican 2710 2710 SETH BERGLEE HD 59 Total Gallatin Park Sweet Grass Democrat 96 991 270 1357 DAN VERMILLION Republican 87 1535 949 2571 MARTY MALONE HD 60 Total Park Democrat 2098 2098 LAURIE BISHOP Republican 1589 1589 JOE LAMM HD 61 Total Gallatin Democrat 1286 1286 BRIAN CLOSE Democrat 1670 1670 JIM HAMILTON HD 62 Total Gallatin Democrat 2757 2757 ED STAFMAN 12 of 27 MONTANA SECRETARY OF STATE COREY STAPLETON 2020 LEGISLATIVE PRIMARY ELECTION CANVASS HD 63 Total Gallatin Democrat 1301 1301 ALICE BUCKLEY Republican 514 514 BRYAN DONALD HAYSOM Republican 261 261 JASON ZENG HD 64 Total Gallatin Democrat 996 996 BRIAN GABRIEL POPIEL Democrat 729 729 JOSH SECKINGER Republican 1361 1361 JANE GILLETTE Republican 1328 1328 RANDY CHAMBERLI N HD 65 Total Gallatin Democrat 2428 2428 KELLY KORTUM Republican 1253 1253 JOLENE CRUM HD 66 Total Gallatin Democrat 2018 2018 DENISE HAYMAN 13 of 27 MONTANA SECRETARY OF STATE COREY STAPLETON 2020 LEGISLATIVE PRIMARY ELECTION CANVASS HD 67 Total Gallatin Democrat 1217 1217 COLETTE K. CAMPBELL Republican 1922 1922 JEDEDIAH HINKLE HD 68 Total Gallatin Democrat 1028 1028 CLAIRE BROLING Republican 966 966 BRUCE GRUBBS Republican 1317 1317 CALEB HINKLE HD 69 Total Gallatin Republican 1232 1232 DON SEIFERT Republican 1857 1857 JENNIFER CARLSON HD 70 Total Broadwater Lewis & Clark Republican 1431 1016 2447 JULIE DOOLING Republican 724 467 1191 TIM RAVNDAL 14 of 27 MONTANA SECRETARY OF STATE COREY STAPLETON 2020 LEGISLATIVE PRIMARY ELECTION CANVASS HD 71 Total Jefferson Madison Silver Bow Democrat 146 825 179 1150 IAN ROOT Republican 132 582 83 797 CINDY YOUNKIN Republican 321 2045 116 2482 KENNETH M WALSH HD 72 Total Beaverhead Silver Bow Republican 2491 227 2718 TOM WELCH HD 73 Total Silver Bow Democrat 1996 1996 JIM KEANE Republican 1073 1073 MARJORY MCCAFFERY HD 74 Total Silver Bow Democrat 1735 1735 DEREK J. HARVEY Republican 676 676 JIM KEPHART HD 75 Total Jefferson Democrat 1396 1396 BRYHER HERAK Republican 1173 1173 GREG DEVRIES Republican 1869 1869 MARTA BERTOGLIO 15 of 27 MONTANA SECRETARY OF STATE COREY STAPLETON 2020 LEGISLATIVE PRIMARY ELECTION CANVASS HD 76 Total Silver Bow Democrat 2702 2702 DONAVON HAWK Republican 1380 1380 ANDY JOHNSON HD 77 Total Deer Lodge Granite Democrat 1679 325 2004 SARA NOVAK Republican 761 783 1544 HEATHER BLOM HD 78 Total Deer Lodge Powell Silver Bow Democrat 326 407 424 1157 CINDY HINER Republican 288 752 243 1283 GREGORY L. FRAZER HD 79 Total Lewis & Clark Democrat 1011 1011 ED COLEMAN Democrat 1371 1371 ROB FARRIS- OLSEN Republican 1519 1519 DENNISON J RIVERA HD 80 Total Lewis & Clark Powell Republican 2288 589 2877 BECKY BEARD 16 of 27 MONTANA SECRETARY OF STATE COREY STAPLETON 2020 LEGISLATIVE PRIMARY ELECTION CANVASS HD 81 Total Lewis & Clark Democrat 1899 1899 MARY CAFERRO Republican 1549 1549 BOB LEACH HD 82 Total Lewis & Clark Democrat 1962 1962 MOFFIE FUNK Republican 1524 1524 DEBBIE WESTLAKE HD 83 Total Lewis & Clark Democrat 1750 1750 KIM ABBOTT Republican 1390 1390 DARIN L.
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