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Sd 2 Sd 3 Sd 6 Friend District Incumbent P- Republican (Prim/Gen) Democrat (Prim/Gen) Other Party (Prim/Gen) 2015 Incumbent of MMA Base Session Contact Info. SENATE SD 1 Chas Vincent SR 34 Paul Bunyan Ln. (R) Libby, MT 59923-7990 (2658/5804) – 2010 (P/GEN) – 2010 406-293-1575 (1809/3991) – 2006 (1437/3228) – 2006 (0/174) – 2010 (write in) [email protected] SD 2 Dee Brown S P.O. Box 444 (R) ( ) – 2012 ( ) – 2012 Hungry Horse, MT 59919-0444 (2087/5454) – 2008 (2385/4544) – 2008 406-387-9393 (2268/4403) – 2004 (911/4470) – 2004 SD 3 Bruce Tutvedt SR 2335 West Valley Drive (R) ( ) – 2012 ( ) – 2012 Kalispell, MT 59901 (2898/7327) – 2008 (2131/4547) – 2008 (406) 257-9732 (3473/7034) – 2004 (719/3020) – 2004 [email protected] SD 4 Jon Sonju (R) SR Mark W. Blasdel PO Box 2954 P.O. Box 1493 Kalispell, MT 59903-2954 Kalispell, MT 59903 406-270-7113 [email protected] [email protected] Tammi Fisher P.O. Box 292 Kalispell, MT 59903 406-370-6776 [email protected] Thetammifisher.com (1919/4007) – 2010 (649/1902) – 2010 (2216/4113) – 2006 (887/2481) – 2006 SD 5 Verdell Scott Reichner 555 Wagner Lane Jackson (R) 78 Red Tail Ridge Kalispell, MT 59901-8079 Bigfork, MT 59911 406-756-8344 406-837-3929 [email protected] [email protected] (3069/6639) – 2010 (725/2447) – 2010 (4121/5751) – 2006 (1012/3913) – 2006 SD 6 Janna Taylor LR P.O. Box 233 (R) ( ) – 2012 ( ) – 2012 Dayton, MT 59914-0233 (2246/6746) – 2008 UNOPPOSED – 2008 (0/2330-C) – 2008 406-253-8766 (2136/5193) – 2004 (1091/3456) – 2004 (0/462-C) – 2004 [email protected] SD 7 Jennifer S 5 Gable Rd. Fielder (R) ( ) – 2012 ( ) – 2012 Thompson Falls, MT 59873-8512 (2761/5509) – 2008 (3010/4539) – 2008 406-827-4645 (1768/3463) – 2004 (1628/5640) – 2004 ( ) – 2012 [email protected] SD 8 Shannon SD Lea Whitford PO Box 909 Augare (D) 221 Ed Williams Road Browning, MT 59417-0909 Cut Bank, MT 59427 406-450-5686 406-873-2582 [email protected] [email protected] (676/1776) – 2010 (971/2105) – 2010 (0/618-I) – 2006 UNOPPOSED – 2006 (2697/3846) – 2006 (0/970-L) – 2006 Friend District Incumbent P- Republican (Prim/Gen) Democrat (Prim/Gen) Other Party (Prim/Gen) 2015 Incumbent of MMA Base Session Contact Info. SD 9 SR Llew Jones* 1104 4th Avenue South West Conrad, MT 59425 406-271-3104 [email protected] (2706/3694) – 2008 (2390/5631) – 2008 UNOPPOSED – 2004 (2136/8022) – 2004 SD 10 Rick Ripley S 8920 MT Highway 200 (R) Wolf Creek, MT 59648-8639 ( ) – 2012 ( ) – 2012 406-562-3502 (1262/3899) – 2008 (3382/4065) – 2008 (1279/3705) – 2004 (2445/4026) – 2004 SD 11 Anders LD Vonnie Brown P.O. Box 2807 Blewett (D) Ed Buttrey* 63 Gopher Drive Great Falls, MT 59403-2807 410 Central Avenue, Suite 611 Great Falls, MT 59404 406-231-8618 Great Falls, MT 59401 406-788-1568 [email protected] 406-750-6798 [email protected] [email protected] Buttrey4senate.com (1952/2989) – 2010 (0/1032-C) – 2006 (984/2132) – 2010 (2098/4291) – 2006 (0/480-L) – 2006 UNOPPOSED – 2006 SD 12 Mitch Tropila S Sheridan Buck Mary Sheehy Moe PO Box 929 (D) P.O. Box 2984 P.O. Box 278 Great Falls, MT 59403-0929 Great Falls, MT 59403 Great Falls, MT 59403 406-452-9554 406-836-9848 406-868-9427 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Facebook.com/pages/Sheridan- Senate-12/251110731718562 (P/2737) – 2010 (1285/GEN) – 2010 (402/1937) – 2006 (1525/2586) – 2006 SD 13 Edward LD Brian Hoven Carlie Boland 410 Central Avenue, Suite 611 Buttrey (R) 1501 Meadowlark Drive 1215 6th Avenue North Great Falls, MT 59401 Great Falls, MT 59404 Great Falls, MT 59401 406-750-6798 406-761-8533 406-868-1029 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Buttrey4senate.com (1175/3914) – 2010 (2453/2867) – 2010 UNOPPOSED – 2006 (2678/5855) – 2006 SD 14 Llew Jones SR Kris Hansen Greg Jergeson 1102 4th Ave. SW (R) P.O. Box 5 818 5th Street Conrad, MT 59425-1919 Havre, MT 59501 Havre, MT 59501 406-289-0345 406-262-7514 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Kristinhansen.com (2348/5523) – 2010 (P/GEN) – 2010 (2818/5707) – 2006 (1740/2403) – 2006 Friend District Incumbent P- Republican (Prim/Gen) Democrat (Prim/Gen) Other Party (Prim/Gen) 2015 Incumbent of MMA Base Session Contact Info. SD 15 Bradley SR P.O. Box 49 Maxon Cascade, MT 59421 Hamlett (D) (3249/6231) – 2010 (1027/1977) – 2010 406-799-5885 (3915/6160) – 2006 (1540/2754) – 2006 [email protected] SD 16 Jonathan SD PO Box 269 Windy Boy (D) Box Elder, MT 59521 UNOPPOSED – 2012 ( ) – 2012 (406) 395-5955 UNOPPOSED – 2008 (1476/4488) – 2008 [email protected] UNOPPOSED – 2004 (1347/5464) – 2004 SD 17 John Brenden LD Box 970 (R) Scobey , MT 59263 (810/3515) – 2010 (2018/2324) – 2010 406-783-5394 (599/2422) – 2006 (2124/3886) – 2006 [email protected] SD 18 Matthew S 1954 Highway 16 Rosendale (R) Glendive, MT 59330-9218 ( ) – 2012 ( ) – 2012 406-687-3549 (1545/4710) – 2008 (3202/4343) – 2008 [email protected] (3619/6362) – 2004 (1482/2992) – 2004 SD 19 SR ( ) – 2012 ( ) – 2012 (2368/7338) – 2008 UNOPPOSED – 2008 (2581/4878) – 2004 (1246/3733) – 2004 See SD 20 Frederick 487 Signal Butte Rd. Republic (Eric) Moore Duane Ankney Miles City, MT 59301-9205 an filing (R) P.O. Box 2138 406-234-3562 Colstrip, MT 59323 [email protected] 406-740-0629 [email protected] Ankneyforsenate.com Barry M. Usher P.O. Box 7236 Billings, MT 59103 [email protected] Barryusherformontana.com (P/GEN) – 2010 (2283/5828) – 2010 (1230/-) – 2006 (withdrew) (3063/6365) – 2006 SD 21 Sharon SD PO Box 211 Stewart- Crow Agency, MT 59022-0211 Peregoy (D) 406-639-2198 (UNOPPOSED – 2012 ( ) – 2012 [email protected] 546/2377) – 2008 (3270/4071) – 2008 UNOPPOSED – 2004 (731/4400) – 2004 SD 22 S Douglas “Doug” Kary ******* 415 West Wicks Lane Billings, MT 59105 406-259-4490 Karyformtsenate.com ( ) – 2012 ( ) – 2012 (1475/4990) – 2008 (2560/4122) – 2008 (1794/4045) – 2004 (1339/4535) – 2004 Friend District Incumbent P- Republican (Prim/Gen) Democrat (Prim/Gen) Other Party (Prim/Gen) 2015 Incumbent of MMA Base Session Contact Info. SD 23 Roger Webb SR 1132 Ginger Ave. (R) Billings, MT 59105-2062 (1926/7702) – 2010 (P/GEN) – 2010 406-861-9322 (2497/6303) – 2006 (1306/2797) – 2006 [email protected] SD 24 S Kendall Van Dyk ******* 910 North 31st Street Billings, MT 59101 406-690-1728 [email protected] ( ) – 2012 ( ) – 2012 (1206/3675) – 2008 (2837/5460) – 2008 (1976/3666) – 2004 (1572/4959) – 2004 SD 25 Robyn Driscoll S 404 Houle Dr. (D) Billings, MT 59102-4861 (2068/3109) – 2010 (1208/3101) – 2010 406-272-2403 (1496/3677) – 2006 (1950/3539) – 2006 [email protected] SD 26 Elsie Arntzen LD 2323 Azalea Lane (R) ( ) – 2012 ( ) – 2012 Billings, MT 59102-2516 (789/2851) – 2008 (2453/4364) – 2008 406-534-2780 (1550/3621) – 2004 (1272/3682) – 2004 [email protected] SD 27 S Don Roberts ****** 5414 Walter Hagan Drive Billings, MT 59106 406-652-3536 [email protected] Cary Smith 5522 Billy Casper Drive Billings, MT 59106 406-698-9307 [email protected] votecarysmith.com ( ) – 2012 ( ) – 2012 (2313/3750) – 2008 (958/3374) – 2008 (1278/3036) – 2004 (1448/4031) – 2004 SD 28 Taylor Brown S 775 Squaw Creek Road (R) Huntley, MT 59037 (3988/5906) – 2010 (1368/2898) – 2010 406-348-2070 (3339/7091) – 2006 (1852/2841) – 2006 [email protected] Friend District Incumbent P- Republican (Prim/Gen) Democrat (Prim/Gen) Other Party (Prim/Gen) 2015 Incumbent of MMA Base Session Contact Info. SD 29 Edward LR Joanne G. Blyton 4221 Rimrock Rd. Walker (R) 6 Grays Lane Billings, MT 59106-1420 Joliet, MT 59041 406-534-9350 406-962-3767 [email protected] [email protected] joanneblyton4montana.com David Howard P.O. Box 10 Park City, MT 59063 406-633-2762 [email protected] (1857/5865) – 2010 (1238/2906) – 2010 (1790/5537) – 2006 (1646/3845) – 2006 SD 30 Jason Priest LR Nels Swandal PO Box 743 (R) P.O. Box 147 Red Lodge, MT 59068-0743 Wilsall, MT 59086 406-425-0674 406-223-2320 [email protected] [email protected] (2517/5525) – 2010 (1029/2952) – 2010 (2403/5281) – 2006 (1560/3447) – 2006 SD 31 Mike Phillips LR 9 W Arnold Street (D) Bozeman, MT 59715-6127 (1768/5506) – 2010 (671/2770) – 2010 406-599-5857 (2377/5031) – 2006 (1403/3535) – 2006 [email protected] SD 32 Larry Jent (D) LD Jedediah Hinkle Franke Wilmer 1201 S. 3rd St. 816 Sanders 329 North Hunters Way Bozeman, MT 59715-5503 Bozeman, MT 59718 Bozeman, MT 59718 406-587-0390 406-585-0722 406-599-3639 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Bruce Robertson 205 Ridge Trail Road Bozeman, MT 59715 406-585-9655 [email protected] (1507/4108) – 2010 (889/4753) – 2010 (1118/4227) – 2006 (1514/5413) – 2006 SD 33 SD Jennifer “JP” Pomnichowski ******* 222 Westridge Drive Bozeman, MT 59715 406-587-7846 [email protected] Jpformontana.com ( ) – 2012 ( ) – 2012 (547/2659) – 2008 (2555/6127) – 2008 (625/2598) – 2004 (1217/5273) – 2004 Friend District Incumbent P- Republican (Prim/Gen) Democrat (Prim/Gen) Other Party (Prim/Gen) 2015 Incumbent of MMA Base Session Contact Info. SD 34 SR Bruce Grubbs ******* P.O. Box 11601 Bozeman, MT 59719 406-587-2685 [email protected] Grubbsforsd34.com ( ) – 2012 ( ) – 2012 (1946/9415) – 2008 UNOPPOSED – 2008 (2126/7939) – 2004 UNOPPOSED – 2004 SD 35 Scott Sales 5200 Bostwick Road (R) Bozeman, MT 59715-7721 (1827/6625) – 2010 (530/2962) – 2010 406-579-7994 (1631/6022) – 2006 (946/3743) – 2006 [email protected] SD 36 Debby Barrett SR 18580 Highway 324 (R) ( ) – 2012 ( ) – 2012 Dillon, MT 59725 (2900/6744) – 2008 (2240/3541) – 2008 681-3177 (2842/7835) – 2004 UNOPPOSED – 2004 [email protected] SD 37 Jon Sesso (D) SD 811 W.
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