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2018 Statewide Primary Election Canvass Montana MONTANA SECRETARY OF STATE COREY STAPLETON 2018 STATEWIDE PRIMARY ELECTION CANVASS UNITED UNITED STATES UNITED STATES SENATOR Republican STATES SENATOR Green SENATOR Democrat JON TESTER TIMOTHY STEVE KELLY TROY RUSS FAGG ALBERT MATT ADAMS DOWNING OLSZEWSKI ROSENDALE HD 1 Lincoln 486 3 5 366 374 265 927 Total 486 3 5 366 374 265 927 HD 2 Lincoln 453 8 8 433 457 716 1060 Total 453 8 8 433 457 716 1060 HD 3 Flathead 915 7 13 323 139 549 473 Total 915 7 13 323 139 549 473 HD 4 Flathead 726 6 6 442 217 1065 773 Total 726 6 6 442 217 1065 773 HD 5 Flathead 1600 4 21 282 152 540 382 Total 1600 4 21 282 152 540 382 HD 6 Flathead 945 7 15 420 210 1238 623 Total 945 7 15 420 210 1238 623 HD 7 Flathead 754 6 16 257 98 594 260 Total 754 6 16 257 98 594 260 HD 8 Flathead 721 7 7 311 178 989 488 Total 721 7 7 311 178 989 488 HD 9 Flathead 569 4 7 333 139 759 470 Total 569 4 7 333 139 759 470 HD 10 Flathead 765 4 6 404 203 1140 695 Lake 239 2 1 88 50 177 133 Total 1004 6 7 492 253 1317 828 HD 11 Flathead 640 6 4 392 200 1231 582 Total 640 6 4 392 200 1231 582 HD 12 Lake 1188 4 20 454 359 649 718 Total 1188 4 20 454 359 649 718 HD 13 Flathead 168 4 1 186 61 300 329 Sanders 647 10 15 453 216 244 549 Total 815 14 16 639 277 544 878 HD 14 Mineral 294 1 0 224 106 105 359 Missoula 114 0 1 39 23 15 52 Sanders 441 9 10 238 146 187 408 Total 849 10 11 501 275 307 819 HD 15 Glacier 296 2 5 3 0 4 2 Lake 467 3 5 166 132 136 263 Pondera 111 0 3 1 2 2 1 Total 874 5 13 170 134 142 266 HD 16 Glacier 1495 3 8 53 46 33 86 Total 1495 3 8 53 46 33 86 HD 17 Lewis & 107 1 2 41 55 61 115 Clark Pondera 152 4 3 132 128 183 208 Teton 618 3 1 293 273 335 408 Total 877 8 6 466 456 579 731 HD 18 Glacier 253 0 1 29 18 26 47 1 of 205 MONTANA SECRETARY OF STATE COREY STAPLETON 2018 STATEWIDE PRIMARY ELECTION CANVASS UNITED UNITED STATES UNITED STATES SENATOR Republican STATES SENATOR Green SENATOR Democrat JON TESTER TIMOTHY STEVE KELLY TROY RUSS FAGG ALBERT MATT ADAMS DOWNING OLSZEWSKI ROSENDALE Pondera 182 0 2 152 206 159 188 Toole 259 1 2 172 216 288 265 Total 694 1 5 353 440 473 500 HD 19 Cascade 997 5 3 396 367 434 532 Total 997 5 3 396 367 434 532 HD 20 Cascade 1576 5 4 406 402 510 521 Total 1576 5 4 406 402 510 521 HD 21 Cascade 1425 3 6 278 202 282 393 Total 1425 3 6 278 202 282 393 HD 22 Cascade 1181 0 7 255 167 218 284 Total 1181 0 7 255 167 218 284 HD 23 Cascade 1126 3 4 219 181 196 223 Total 1126 3 4 219 181 196 223 HD 24 Cascade 1357 2 5 220 202 198 259 Total 1357 2 5 220 202 198 259 HD 25 Cascade 1185 4 6 236 197 180 238 Total 1185 4 6 236 197 180 238 HD 26 Cascade 784 2 3 113 119 95 195 Total 784 2 3 113 119 95 195 HD 27 Cascade 187 0 1 50 55 44 78 Chouteau 382 1 6 250 261 373 297 Hill 196 1 0 66 89 108 105 Liberty 87 1 0 127 142 232 198 Total 852 3 7 493 547 757 678 HD 28 Hill 1261 2 6 198 222 170 293 Total 1261 2 6 198 222 170 293 HD 29 Fergus 712 6 6 392 469 286 682 Petroleum 31 0 1 39 44 12 57 Total 743 6 7 431 513 298 739 HD 30 Cascade 94 1 0 60 47 39 50 Fergus 143 2 1 108 129 129 168 Golden 58 0 0 64 92 34 51 Valley Judith 174 1 1 137 148 72 152 Basin Meagher 75 0 3 179 242 59 196 Wheatland 56 3 0 146 178 134 187 Total 600 7 5 694 836 467 804 HD 31 Roosevelt 462 1 16 85 107 52 153 Valley 154 0 4 123 85 47 82 Total 616 1 20 208 192 99 235 HD 32 Blaine 389 0 2 44 65 121 65 Chouteau 29 0 1 1 2 1 0 Hill 199 0 0 28 27 24 47 2 of 205 MONTANA SECRETARY OF STATE COREY STAPLETON 2018 STATEWIDE PRIMARY ELECTION CANVASS UNITED UNITED STATES UNITED STATES SENATOR Republican STATES SENATOR Green SENATOR Democrat JON TESTER TIMOTHY STEVE KELLY TROY RUSS FAGG ALBERT MATT ADAMS DOWNING OLSZEWSKI ROSENDALE Phillips 22 0 0 100 93 73 139 Total 639 0 3 173 187 219 251 HD 33 Blaine 197 3 0 55 78 165 81 Hill 165 1 2 17 29 17 51 Phillips 86 1 1 291 239 185 285 Valley 307 6 15 229 234 69 167 Total 755 11 18 592 580 436 584 HD 34 Daniels 96 0 3 69 93 71 116 Roosevelt 132 0 3 35 116 39 173 Sheridan 204 3 5 102 247 104 266 Valley 247 2 3 183 258 96 171 Total 679 5 14 389 714 310 726 HD 35 Richland 269 5 7 152 575 182 1158 Total 269 5 7 152 575 182 1158 HD 36 Dawson 361 1 0 158 635 199 1148 Wibaux 20 0 0 24 89 25 211 Total 381 1 0 182 724 224 1359 HD 37 Carter 29 1 0 47 163 14 212 Custer 94 0 0 68 94 78 86 Fallon 79 0 0 70 193 44 252 Garfield 36 0 3 116 142 35 142 McCone 59 1 2 104 263 109 226 Powder 14 1 0 80 70 26 101 River Prairie 47 0 3 44 113 158 135 Total 358 3 8 529 1038 464 1154 HD 38 Custer 713 8 17 312 491 214 369 Total 713 8 17 312 491 214 369 HD 39 Custer 37 0 2 55 70 22 36 Rosebud 324 0 1 194 409 57 203 Treasure 38 0 0 39 92 17 55 Yellowston 254 1 3 154 367 134 181 e Total 653 1 6 442 938 230 475 HD 40 Musselshell 166 1 1 304 578 158 472 Yellowston 472 5 2 243 779 167 362 e Total 638 6 3 547 1357 325 834 HD 41 Big Horn 299 4 6 87 111 39 80 Powder 22 1 0 98 84 40 126 River Rosebud 187 1 3 34 65 12 57 Total 508 6 9 219 260 91 263 HD 42 Big Horn 1056 17 24 192 267 58 186 3 of 205 MONTANA SECRETARY OF STATE COREY STAPLETON 2018 STATEWIDE PRIMARY ELECTION CANVASS UNITED UNITED STATES UNITED STATES SENATOR Republican STATES SENATOR Green SENATOR Democrat JON TESTER TIMOTHY STEVE KELLY TROY RUSS FAGG ALBERT MATT ADAMS DOWNING OLSZEWSKI ROSENDALE Yellowston 45 0 2 30 63 12 39 e Total 1101 17 26 222 330 70 225 HD 43 Yellowston 840 6 4 283 858 149 295 e Total 840 6 4 283 858 149 295 HD 44 Yellowston 946 4 12 269 843 134 239 e Total 946 4 12 269 843 134 239 HD 45 Yellowston 762 4 4 216 926 123 269 e Total 762 4 4 216 926 123 269 HD 46 Yellowston 1409 4 8 265 1579 255 326 e Total 1409 4 8 265 1579 255 326 HD 47 Yellowston 1185 6 4 135 793 110 156 e Total 1185 6 4 135 793 110 156 HD 48 Yellowston 1340 6 11 185 872 123 228 e Total 1340 6 11 185 872 123 228 HD 49 Yellowston 1071 7 6 105 420 69 117 e Total 1071 7 6 105 420 69 117 HD 50 Yellowston 954 8 7 165 624 80 189 e Total 954 8 7 165 624 80 189 HD 51 Yellowston 848 4 8 208 575 103 226 e Total 848 4 8 208 575 103 226 HD 52 Yellowston 903 1 12 179 642 95 186 e Total 903 1 12 179 642 95 186 HD 53 Yellowston 1186 10 13 412 1872 360 601 e Total 1186 10 13 412 1872 360 601 HD 54 Yellowston 1224 7 8 281 1272 204 379 e Total 1224 7 8 281 1272 204 379 HD 55 Yellowston 882 1 6 294 825 142 331 e Total 882 1 6 294 825 142 331 HD 56 Yellowston 796 7 8 286 937 145 321 e Total 796 7 8 286 937 145 321 HD 57 Stillwater 495 2 7 510 1134 341 567 4 of 205 MONTANA SECRETARY OF STATE COREY STAPLETON 2018 STATEWIDE PRIMARY ELECTION CANVASS UNITED UNITED STATES UNITED STATES SENATOR Republican STATES SENATOR Green SENATOR Democrat JON TESTER TIMOTHY STEVE KELLY TROY RUSS FAGG ALBERT MATT ADAMS DOWNING OLSZEWSKI ROSENDALE Sweet 20 0 1 48 67 13 30 Grass Total 515 2 8 558 1201 354 597 HD 58 Carbon 1299 9 19 474 890 347 534 Total 1299 9 19 474 890 347 534 HD 59 Gallatin 86 1 0 15 16 12 45 Park 808 4 7 269 359 232 515 Sweet 162 3 3 254 423 119 325 Grass Total 1056 8 10 538 798 363 885 HD 60 Park 1618 8 12 329 366 147 471 Total 1618 8 12 329 366 147 471 HD 61 Gallatin 2469 10 24 236 368 262 642 Total 2469 10 24 236 368 262 642 HD 62 Gallatin 2350 10 14 152 279 180 416 Total 2350 10 14 152 279 180 416 HD 63 Gallatin 912 9 7 82 164 107 311 Total 912 9 7 82 164 107 311 HD 64 Gallatin 1305 10 11 328 392 247 785 Total 1305 10 11 328 392 247 785 HD 65 Gallatin 1730 16 17 138 197 154 444 Total 1730 16 17 138 197 154 444 HD 66 Gallatin 1644 6 14 97 159 99 252 Total 1644 6 14 97 159 99 252 HD 67 Gallatin 880 2 7 199 279 192 581 Total 880 2 7 199 279 192 581 HD 68 Gallatin 777 2 8 232 309 220 663 Total 777 2 8 232 309 220 663 HD 69 Gallatin 904 13 10 275 506 325 1021 Total 904 13 10 275 506 325 1021 HD 70 Broadwater 370 7 8 163 300 253 648 Lewis & 583 2 5 94 271 132 452 Clark Total 953 9 13 257 571 385 1100 HD 71 Jefferson 141 8 4 51 62 23 190 Madison 781 7 10 294 375 141 799 Silver Bow 173 2 2 17 63 13 91 Total 1095 17 16 362 500 177 1080 HD 72 Beaverhea 680 6 5 267 454 187 889 d Silver Bow 156 1 2 19 29 16 74 Total 836 7 7 286 483 203 963 HD 73 Silver Bow 1910 15 18 102 138 66 313 Total 1910 15 18 102 138 66 313 HD 74 Silver Bow 1524 11 21 66 104 58 251 5 of 205 MONTANA SECRETARY OF STATE COREY STAPLETON 2018 STATEWIDE PRIMARY ELECTION CANVASS UNITED UNITED STATES UNITED STATES SENATOR Republican STATES SENATOR Green SENATOR Democrat JON TESTER TIMOTHY STEVE KELLY TROY RUSS FAGG ALBERT MATT ADAMS DOWNING OLSZEWSKI ROSENDALE Total 1524 11 21 66 104 58 251 HD 75 Jefferson 1350 10 17 293 486 253 820 Total 1350 10 17 293 486 253 820 HD 76 Silver Bow 2555 16 23 137 307 112 471 Total 2555 16 23 137 307 112 471 HD 77 Deer Lodge 1417 6 9 85 267 48 203 Granite 330 2 5 186 139 76 297 Total 1747 8 14 271 406 124 500 HD 78 Deer Lodge 278 2 2 25 66 19 72 Powell 290 0 3 112 134 68 248 Silver Bow 427 2 6 26 47 16 45 Total 995 4 11 163 247 103 365 HD 79 Lewis & 2172 4 14 119 387 224 502 Clark Total 2172 4 14 119 387 224 502 HD 80 Lewis & 911 2 7 216 341 221 717 Clark Powell 102 0 0 113 76 45 210 Total 1013 2 7 329 417 266 927 HD 81 Lewis & 1951 4 7 97 301 177 439 Clark Total 1951 4 7 97 301 177 439 HD 82 Lewis & 1759 8 9 111 335 177 512 Clark Total 1759 8 9 111 335 177 512 HD 83 Lewis & 1713 10 11 96 286 216 440 Clark Total 1713 10 11 96 286 216 440 HD 84 Lewis & 1597 9 9 126 314 189 471 Clark Total 1597 9 9 126 314 189 471 HD 85 Ravalli 833 5 7 611 462 275 1134 Total 833 5 7 611 462 275 1134 HD 86 Ravalli 993 2 8 468 461 230 794 Total 993 2 8 468 461 230 794 HD 87 Ravalli 827 3 4 590 361 177 833 Total 827 3 4 590 361 177 833 HD 88 Ravalli 1076 1 6 450 323 235 714 Total 1076 1 6 450 323 235 714 HD 89 Missoula 1546 2 4 183 135 88 313 Total 1546 2 4 183 135 88 313 HD 90 Missoula
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