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2020 Unofficial General Election Results.Xlsx Madison County Montana UNOFFICIAL 2020 General Election Results JO JORGENSEN & DONALD J. TRUMP & JOSEPH R. BIDEN & PRESIDENT Precinct JEREMY "SPIKE" COHEN MICHAEL R. PENCE KAMALA D. HARRIS Libertarian Republican Democrat ALDER 1 159 38 ENNIS ‐ RURAL 42 1,530 799 ENNIS ‐ TOWN 25 371 223 HARRISON 11 283 103 JEFF ISL& 8 198 46 SHERIDAN 20 857 268 TWIN BRIDGES 12 665 197 VIRGINIA CITY 6 123 96 TOTALS 125 4,186 1,770 STEVE BULLOCK STEVE DAINES UNITED STATES SENATOR Precinct Democrat Republican ALDER 44 157 ENNIS ‐ RURAL 865 1,513 ENNIS ‐ TOWN 267 352 HARRISON 123 279 JEFF ISL& 52 202 SHERIDAN 322 835 TWIN BRIDGES 232 644 VIRGINIA CITY 109 117 TOTALS 2,014 4,099 UNITED STATES MATT ROSENDALE KATHLEEN WILLIAMS Precinct REPRESENTATIVE Republican Democrat ALDER 154 45 ENNIS ‐ RURAL 1,513 840 ENNIS ‐ TOWN 359 257 HARRISON 270 121 JEFF ISL& 199 52 SHERIDAN 848 301 TWIN BRIDGES 650 219 VIRGINIA CITY 116 107 TOTALS 4,109 1,942 LYMAN BISHOP & JOHN MIKE COONEY & GREG GIANFORTE & GOVERNOR & LT. GOVERNOR Precinct NESPER CASEY SCHREINER KRISTEN JURAS Libertarian Democrat Republican ALDER 5 45 146 ENNIS ‐ RURAL 69 791 1,504 ENNIS ‐ TOWN 40 246 331 HARRISON 27 110 265 JEFF ISL& 7 55 191 SHERIDAN 42 306 806 TWIN BRIDGES 20 214 638 VIRGINIA CITY 8 108 109 TOTALS 218 1,875 3,990 Page 1 of 5 Madison County Montana UNOFFICIAL 2020 General Election Results BRYCE BENNETT CHRISTI JACOBSEN SECRETARY OF STATE Precinct Democrat Republican ALDER 41 155 ENNIS ‐ RURAL 750 1,585 ENNIS ‐ TOWN 228 380 HARRISON 96 303 JEFF ISL& 51 196 SHERIDAN 285 853 TWIN BRIDGES 186 678 VIRGINIA CITY 94 126 TOTALS 1,731 4,276 RAPH GRAYBILL AUSTIN KNUDSEN ATTORNEY GENERAL Precinct Democrat Republican ALDER 40 156 ENNIS ‐ RURAL 783 1,563 ENNIS ‐ TOWN 248 358 HARRISON 109 287 JEFF ISL& 51 199 SHERIDAN 300 844 TWIN BRIDGES 199 665 VIRGINIA CITY 102 119 TOTALS 1,832 4,191 TROY DOWNING SHANE A MORIGEAU ROGER ROOTS STATE AUDITOR Precinct Republican Democrat Libertarian ALDER 147 40 5 ENNIS ‐ RURAL 1,450 706 147 ENNIS ‐ TOWN 331 223 53 HARRISON 259 108 31 JEFF ISL& 183 49 14 SHERIDAN 809 270 55 TWIN BRIDGES 637 180 49 VIRGINIA CITY 113 85 18 TOTALS 3,929 1,661 372 KEVIN STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF ELSIE ARNTZEN MELISSA ROMANO Precinct LEATHERBARROW PUBLIC INSTRUCTION Republican Democrat Libertarian ALDER 148 3 41 ENNIS ‐ RURAL 1,432 87 787 ENNIS ‐ TOWN 329 33 245 HARRISON 272 12 111 JEFF ISL& 187 6 58 SHERIDAN 779 43 306 TWIN BRIDGES 618 22 220 VIRGINIA CITY 115 3 100 TOTALS 3,880 209 1,868 Page 2 of 5 Madison County Montana UNOFFICIAL 2020 General Election Results PUBLIC SERVICE JAMES BROWN TOM WOODS Precinct COMMISSIONER DISTRICT 3 Republican Democrat ALDER 156 36 ENNIS ‐ RURAL 1,535 755 ENNIS ‐ TOWN 365 233 HARRISON 299 98 JEFF ISL& 202 43 SHERIDAN 842 278 TWIN BRIDGES 686 175 VIRGINIA CITY 124 91 TOTALS 4,209 1,709 MIKE BLACK LAURIE MCKINNON SUPREME COURT JUSTICE #5 Precinct Non‐Partisan Non‐Partisan ALDER 84 88 ENNIS ‐ RURAL 821 1,228 ENNIS ‐ TOWN 251 297 HARRISON 167 186 JEFF ISL& 83 140 SHERIDAN 430 561 TWIN BRIDGES 330 426 VIRGINIA CITY 97 96 TOTALS 2,263 3,022 Shall Judge JIM SHEA of the Supreme Court of the state of Precinct Yes No Montana be retained in office for another term? ALDER 135 44 ENNIS ‐ RURAL 1,594 487 ENNIS ‐ TOWN 452 98 HARRISON 259 98 JEFF ISL& 166 69 SHERIDAN 788 244 TWIN BRIDGES 608 174 VIRGINIA CITY 162 36 TOTALS 4,164 1,250 JOHN LAMB JEFF WELBORN STATE SENATOR DISTRICT 36 Precinct Libertarian Republican ALDER 26 165 ENNIS ‐ RURAL 529 1,645 ENNIS ‐ TOWN 172 410 HARRISON 110 262 JEFF ISL& 51 178 SHERIDAN 189 915 TWIN BRIDGES 127 696 VIRGINIA CITY 64 150 TOTALS 1,268 4,421 Page 3 of 5 Madison County Montana UNOFFICIAL 2020 General Election Results STATE REPRESENTATIVE IAN ROOT KENNETH M WALSH Precinct DISTRICT 71 Democrat Republican ALDER 31 161 ENNIS ‐ RURAL 681 1,614 ENNIS ‐ TOWN 209 392 HARRISON 89 303 JEFF ISL& 41 204 SHERIDAN 198 934 TWIN BRIDGES 136 718 VIRGINIA CITY 84 138 TOTALS 1,469 4,464 COUNTY COMMISSIONER DAN W ALLHANDS ELLIS THOMPSON Precinct DISTRICT 1 Non‐Partisan Non‐Partisan ALDER 150 88 ENNIS ‐ RURAL 209 262 SHERIDAN 678 438 VIRGINIA CITY 68 151 TOTALS 1,105 939 CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT Precinct YES NO C‐46 ALDER 135 45 ENNIS ‐ RURAL 1,684 470 ENNIS ‐ TOWN 429 125 HARRISON 252 126 JEFF ISL& 173 69 SHERIDAN 766 296 TWIN BRIDGES 608 212 VIRGINIA CITY 165 41 TOTALS 4,212 1,384 CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT Precinct YES NO C‐47 ALDER 124 54 ENNIS ‐ RURAL 1,600 542 ENNIS ‐ TOWN 413 137 HARRISON 235 139 JEFF ISL& 168 72 SHERIDAN 728 333 TWIN BRIDGES 559 254 VIRGINIA CITY 155 51 TOTALS 3,982 1,582 CONSTITUTIONAL INITIATIVE CI‐ Precinct YES NO 118 ALDER 90 102 ENNIS ‐ RURAL 1,325 982 ENNIS ‐ TOWN 375 222 HARRISON 182 208 JEFF ISL& 107 139 SHERIDAN 527 593 TWIN BRIDGES 415 439 VIRGINIA CITY 133 84 TOTALS 3,154 2,769 Page 4 of 5 Madison County Montana UNOFFICIAL 2020 General Election Results LEGISLATIVE REFERENDUM NO. Precinct YES NO 130 ALDER 104 87 ENNIS ‐ RURAL 1,159 1,130 ENNIS ‐ TOWN 311 286 HARRISON 226 169 JEFF ISL& 158 89 SHERIDAN 641 479 TWIN BRIDGES 490 364 VIRGINIA CITY 111 104 TOTALS 3,200 2,708 INITIATIVE NO. 190 Precinct YES NO ALDER 93 106 ENNIS ‐ RURAL 1,333 1,011 ENNIS ‐ TOWN 400 211 HARRISON 181 222 JEFF ISL& 99 151 SHERIDAN 502 638 TWIN BRIDGES 389 481 VIRGINIA CITY 154 65 TOTALS 3,151 2,885 Page 5 of 5.
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