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MONTANA SECRETARY of STATE LINDA Mcculloch 2014 STATEWIDE GENERAL ELECTION CANVASS MONTANA SECRETARY OF STATE LINDA McCULLOCH 2014 STATEWIDE GENERAL ELECTION CANVASS Voting Information Number of Registered Votes Voter Precincts Voters Cast Turnout Beaverhead 16 6,588 4,073 61.82 Big Horn 19 8,024 3,832 47.76 Blaine 8 3,903 1,903 48.76 Broadwater 5 4,073 2,582 63.39 Carbon 16 7,329 4,727 64.50 Carter 4 1,002 644 64.27 Cascade 23 51,887 26,426 50.93 Chouteau 9 3,595 2,170 60.36 Custer 14 7,200 4,116 57.17 Daniels 4 1,224 852 69.61 Dawson 7 5,499 3,313 60.25 Deer Lodge 15 4,998 3,373 67.49 Fallon 6 1,940 1,206 62.16 Fergus 16 8,013 5,015 62.59 Flathead 42 61,863 32,274 52.17 Gallatin 32 71,030 35,863 50.49 Garfield 4 924 603 65.26 Glacier 16 7,320 3,271 44.69 Golden Valley 2 612 453 74.02 Granite 4 2,189 1,543 70.49 Hill 17 9,487 5,093 53.68 Jefferson 10 8,005 5,353 66.87 Judith Basin 4 1,486 1,029 69.25 Lake 20 18,686 10,058 53.83 Lewis & Clark 37 42,929 26,466 61.65 Liberty 4 1,194 883 73.95 Lincoln 14 13,103 7,474 57.04 Madison 8 5,861 3,664 62.51 McCone 3 1,166 874 74.96 Meagher 1 1,372 792 57.73 Mineral 6 3,104 1,562 50.32 Missoula 52 86,316 42,607 49.36 Musselshell 6 3,047 2,083 68.36 Park 11 11,932 7,056 59.14 Petroleum 1 409 241 58.92 Phillips 13 2,619 1,799 68.69 Pondera 8 3,479 2,202 63.29 Powder River 7 1,272 900 70.75 Powell 13 3,491 2,350 67.32 Prairie 4 859 622 72.41 Ravalli 24 29,287 17,030 58.15 Richland 13 6,648 3,397 51.10 Roosevelt 12 5,738 2,753 47.98 Rosebud 12 4,821 2,642 54.80 Sanders 9 8,154 4,657 57.11 Sheridan 6 2,348 1,456 62.01 Silver Bow 31 19,930 12,859 64.52 Stillwater 8 5,867 3,779 64.41 Sweet Grass 5 2,555 1,652 64.66 Teton 5 4,013 2,757 68.70 Toole 5 2,609 1,685 64.58 Treasure 3 570 388 68.07 Valley 8 4,720 3,417 72.39 Wheatland 5 1,271 778 61.21 Wibaux 1 732 493 67.35 Yellowstone 45 95,971 52,741 54.96 Total 693 674,264 373,831 55.44 1 of 17 MONTANA SECRETARY OF STATE LINDA McCULLOCH 2014 STATEWIDE GENERAL ELECTION CANVASS UNITED STATES SENATOR Democrat Libertarian Republican AMANDA CURTIS ROGER ROOTS STEVE DAINES Beaverhead 1,141 94 2,790 Big Horn 1,888 60 1,806 Blaine 935 15 920 Broadwater 603 56 1,902 Carbon 1,680 90 2,926 Carter 59 12 551 Cascade 11,045 482 14,704 Chouteau 669 33 1,445 Custer 1,406 89 2,585 Daniels 179 36 602 Dawson 877 80 2,297 Deer Lodge 2,134 78 1,133 Fallon 162 64 913 Fergus 1,417 95 3,449 Flathead 10,013 589 21,437 Gallatin 15,984 830 18,756 Garfield 64 11 513 Glacier 1,825 67 1,319 Golden Valley 90 20 334 Granite 470 49 997 Hill 2,255 97 2,683 Jefferson 1,798 119 3,330 Judith Basin 275 15 720 Lake 4,038 214 5,740 Lewis & Clark 12,102 530 13,455 Liberty 236 18 618 Lincoln 1,904 234 5,204 Madison 1,014 72 2,549 McCone 189 20 653 Meagher 182 13 590 Mineral 504 52 981 Missoula 23,852 939 17,459 Musselshell 442 45 1,572 Park 2,846 202 3,943 Petroleum 36 3 200 Phillips 337 34 1,379 Pondera 666 34 1,474 Powder River 157 11 705 Powell 705 72 1,550 Prairie 134 12 458 Ravalli 5,512 348 11,040 Richland 693 87 2,557 Roosevelt 1,268 59 1,339 Rosebud 900 55 1,669 Sanders 1,247 142 3,197 Sheridan 447 34 909 Silver Bow 8,451 235 4,095 Stillwater 991 67 2,692 Sweet Grass 353 32 1,257 Teton 857 53 1,819 Toole 433 37 1,193 Treasure 104 10 271 Valley 1,055 85 2,193 Wheatland 187 16 538 Wibaux 94 8 365 Yellowstone 19,279 1,079 31,933 Total 148,184 7,933 213,709 2-1 of 17 MONTANA SECRETARY OF STATE LINDA McCULLOCH 2014 STATEWIDE GENERAL ELECTION CANVASS UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE Democrat Libertarian Republican JOHN LEWIS MIKE FELLOWS RYAN ZINKE Beaverhead 1,115 177 2,698 Big Horn 2,090 141 1,510 Blaine 921 64 868 Broadwater 639 101 1,805 Carbon 1,653 186 2,843 Carter 58 34 513 Cascade 11,090 1,029 14,019 Chouteau 693 68 1,378 Custer 1,300 142 2,622 Daniels 188 47 562 Dawson 871 145 2,190 Deer Lodge 2,054 170 1,089 Fallon 169 42 907 Fergus 1,353 168 3,402 Flathead 10,161 1,244 20,527 Gallatin 16,408 1,546 17,330 Garfield 47 11 521 Glacier 1,857 115 1,229 Golden Valley 112 22 306 Granite 446 94 959 Hill 2,303 207 2,479 Jefferson 1,834 222 3,162 Judith Basin 275 31 695 Lake 3,994 485 5,490 Lewis & Clark 12,510 821 12,835 Liberty 245 46 572 Lincoln 1,933 403 4,940 Madison 1,008 166 2,448 McCone 182 33 634 Meagher 196 41 545 Mineral 517 79 927 Missoula 23,557 1,732 16,769 Musselshell 425 111 1,519 Park 2,886 352 3,700 Petroleum 40 6 192 Phillips 324 72 1,342 Pondera 658 93 1,413 Powder River 144 31 682 Powell 702 115 1,504 Prairie 128 27 438 Ravalli 5,570 737 10,526 Richland 700 160 2,437 Roosevelt 1,267 118 1,262 Rosebud 889 90 1,629 Sanders 1,322 295 2,935 Sheridan 430 50 882 Silver Bow 8,041 538 4,142 Stillwater 964 158 2,623 Sweet Grass 356 47 1,231 Teton 840 148 1,727 Toole 405 78 1,175 Treasure 101 15 263 Valley 1,064 171 2,078 Wheatland 206 24 507 Wibaux 84 29 323 Yellowstone 19,365 2,125 30,567 Total 148,690 15,402 203,871 3-1 of 17 MONTANA SECRETARY OF STATE LINDA McCULLOCH 2014 STATEWIDE GENERAL ELECTION CANVASS PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSIONER, DISTRICT 1 Republican TRAVIS KAVULLA Blaine 1,349 Cascade 20,752 Chouteau 1,698 Daniels 628 Dawson 2,722 Fergus 3,878 Garfield 458 Hill 3,809 Judith Basin 821 Liberty 706 McCone 703 Petroleum 200 Phillips 1,457 Richland 2,828 Roosevelt 1,900 Sheridan 1,045 Toole 1,369 Valley 2,550 Wibaux 355 Total 49,228 4-1 of 17 MONTANA SECRETARY OF STATE LINDA McCULLOCH 2014 STATEWIDE GENERAL ELECTION CANVASS PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSIONER, DISTRICT 5 Democrat Republican GALEN BRAD JOHNSON HOLLENBAUGH Flathead 9,239 21,531 Glacier 1,803 1,288 Lake 3,670 5,859 Lewis & Clark 12,682 12,756 Pondera 543 1,505 Teton 688 1,879 Total 28,625 44,818 5-1 of 17 MONTANA SECRETARY OF STATE LINDA McCULLOCH 2014 STATEWIDE GENERAL ELECTION CANVASS SUPREME COURT JUSTICE #1 Non-Partisan Non-Partisan W. DAVID HERBERT JIM RICE Beaverhead 600 2,721 Big Horn 845 2,413 Blaine 304 1,272 Broadwater 466 1,707 Carbon 1,139 2,733 Carter 116 348 Cascade 4,479 17,992 Chouteau 354 1,409 Custer 595 2,914 Daniels 123 494 Dawson 543 2,183 Deer Lodge 715 2,137 Fallon 154 745 Fergus 888 3,260 Flathead 6,257 18,357 Gallatin 6,146 20,542 Garfield 103 336 Glacier 622 2,163 Golden Valley 83 296 Granite 240 910 Hill 855 3,369 Jefferson 880 3,636 Judith Basin 148 698 Lake 1,714 6,251 Lewis & Clark 3,414 20,095 Liberty 117 610 Lincoln 1,542 4,123 Madison 672 2,251 McCone 150 560 Meagher 135 477 Mineral 287 914 Missoula 6,708 26,532 Musselshell 496 1,262 Park 1,362 4,179 Petroleum 60 146 Phillips 294 1,164 Pondera 345 1,489 Powder River 169 448 Powell 449 1,467 Prairie 88 429 Ravalli 3,014 10,257 Richland 728 2,041 Roosevelt 426 1,776 Rosebud 537 1,679 Sanders 995 2,647 Sheridan 231 791 Silver Bow 1,841 9,205 Stillwater 818 2,405 Sweet Grass 249 1,113 Teton 422 1,825 Toole 289 1,073 Treasure 79 225 Valley 530 2,343 Wheatland 140 463 Wibaux 109 246 Yellowstone 10,339 33,842 Total 65,404 236,963 6-1 of 17 MONTANA SECRETARY OF STATE LINDA McCULLOCH 2014 STATEWIDE GENERAL ELECTION CANVASS SUPREME COURT JUSTICE #2 Non-Partisan Non-Partisan LAWRENCE MIKE WHEAT VANDYKE Beaverhead 1,714 1,858 Big Horn 1,280 2,118 Blaine 676 953 Broadwater 1,191 1,110 Carbon 1,895 2,349 Carter 356 157 Cascade 8,614 15,079 Chouteau 857 1,037 Custer 1,854 1,921 Daniels 400 284 Dawson 1,554 1,327 Deer Lodge 767 2,325 Fallon 587 357 Fergus 2,413 2,016 Flathead 13,665 14,209 Gallatin 12,404 18,979 Garfield 337 184 Glacier 960 1,959 Golden Valley 225 193 Granite 525 763 Hill 1,661 2,733 Jefferson 2,092 2,639 Judith Basin 412 476 Lake 3,634 5,280 Lewis & Clark 7,764 16,342 Liberty 407 377 Lincoln 2,932 3,248 Madison 1,557 1,662 McCone 411 346 Meagher 333 360 Mineral 531 826 Missoula 11,124 26,053 Musselshell 988 899 Park 2,718 3,539 Petroleum 126 96 Phillips 858 664 Pondera 850 1,123 Powder River 399 317 Powell 935 1,140 Prairie 319 218 Ravalli 6,692 8,244 Richland 1,609 1,303 Roosevelt 931 1,415 Rosebud 1,029 1,390 Sanders 1,798 2,251 Sheridan 570 567 Silver Bow 3,228 8,509 Stillwater 1,671 1,762 Sweet Grass 773 705 Teton 1,109 1,339 Toole 773 697 Treasure 165 180 Valley 1,284 1,611 Wheatland 345 320 Wibaux 218 167 Yellowstone 20,384 27,327 Total 134,904 195,303 7-1 of 17 MONTANA SECRETARY OF STATE LINDA McCULLOCH 2014 STATEWIDE GENERAL ELECTION CANVASS DISTRICT COURT JUDGE DISTRICT 1, DEPT.
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