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MONTANA SECRETARY of STATE LINDA Mcculloch 2014 LEGISLATIVE PRIMARY ELECTION CANVASS MONTANA SECRETARY OF STATE LINDA McCULLOCH 2014 LEGISLATIVE PRIMARY ELECTION CANVASS Democrat Republican DONALD COATS GERALD JERRY BENNETT HD 01 Lincoln 567 1,475 TOTAL 567 1,475 Democrat Republican STEVEN BENSON MIKE CUFFE HD 02 Lincoln 471 1,505 TOTAL 471 1,505 Democrat Republican ZAC PERRY JERRY O'NEIL HD 03 Flathead 374 946 TOTAL 374 946 Democrat Republican MELANIE J. KNADLER KEITH REGIER HD 04 Flathead 273 1,357 TOTAL 273 1,357 Democrat Republican Republican ED LIESER DOUG ADAMS JOHN MICHAEL MYERS HD 05 Flathead 523 796 395 TOTAL 523 796 395 Democrat Republican DAVID FISCHLOWITZ CARL GLIMM HD 06 Flathead 325 1,374 TOTAL 325 1,374 Page 1 of 20 Democrat Democrat Republican Republican CATIE HENDERSON ALEX SCHAEFFER FRANK GARNER RONALEE SKEES HD 07 Flathead 163 129 809 288 TOTAL 163 129 809 288 Democrat Republican LYNN R. STANLEY STEVE LAVIN HD 08 Flathead 253 1,240 TOTAL 253 1,240 Democrat Republican DIANE FRANCES TAYLOR RANDY BRODEHL HD 09 Flathead 240 1,087 TOTAL 240 1,087 Democrat Republican RUBY M. DYNNESON MARK R NOLAND HD 10 Flathead 246 1,168 Lake 98 287 TOTAL 344 1,455 Democrat Republican Republican KIM E FLEMING MIKE HEBERT ALBERT D OLSZEWSKI HD 11 Flathead 232 846 917 TOTAL 232 846 917 Democrat Republican WILLIAM MCLAUGHLIN GREG HERTZ HD 12 Lake 438 1,918 TOTAL 438 1,918 Democrat Democrat Republican Republican WEYLIN ACHATZ GERALD JOSEPH CUVILLIER BOB BROWN KATY WALTON HD 13 Flathead 40 26 354 157 Sanders 332 69 857 552 TOTAL 372 95 1,211 709 Page 2 of 20 Democrat Democrat Republican TERRY CALDWELL LLOYD WILKINS NICK SCHWADERER HD 14 Mineral 105 48 800 Missoula 42 20 83 Sanders 127 164 667 TOTAL 274 232 1,550 Democrat Democrat ELDENA N. BEAR DON'T WALK GEORGE G. KIPP III HD 15 Glacier 44 182 Lake 160 63 Pondera 25 63 TOTAL 229 308 Democrat Democrat Republican SUSAN A. WEBBER TROY D WILSON LILA J. EVANS HD 16 Glacier 726 533 205 TOTAL 726 533 205 Democrat Democrat Republican Republican JERAMY BUCKMAN CHAD DOHENY JIM ANDERSON CHRISTY CLARK HD 17 Lewis & Clark 25 36 108 153 Pondera 18 42 345 425 Teton 123 233 550 917 TOTAL 166 311 1,003 1,495 Democrat Republican Republican DALE SHELDON ROB COOK ANN MORREN HD 18 Glacier 195 115 68 Pondera 82 490 359 Toole 148 583 366 TOTAL 425 1,188 793 Democrat Republican Republican EVAN BOWSER ROGER A. HAGAN RANDY PINOCCI HD 19 Cascade 628 623 835 TOTAL 628 623 835 Page 3 of 20 Democrat Republican BOB MORETTI STEVE FITZPATRICK HD 20 Cascade 849 1,592 TOTAL 849 1,592 Democrat Republican TOM JACOBSON CLEVE LONEY HD 21 Cascade 982 863 TOTAL 982 863 Democrat Republican ROBERT "BOB" MEHLHOFF ERIC TILLEMAN HD 22 Cascade 861 660 TOTAL 861 660 Democrat Democrat Republican JACK W. KING EARL SALLEY WENDY MCKAMEY HD 23 Cascade 381 466 615 TOTAL 381 466 615 Democrat Republican JEAN PRICE FRED ANDERSON HD 24 Cascade 948 880 TOTAL 948 880 Democrat Republican CASEY SCHREINER BENN KOLJONEN HD 25 Cascade 755 685 TOTAL 755 685 Democrat Republican MITCH TROPILA JEREMY TREBAS HD 26 Cascade 551 430 TOTAL 551 430 Page 4 of 20 Democrat Republican Republican ROB LAAS ROY HOLLANDSWORTH DARROLD HUTCHINSON HD 27 Cascade 63 79 64 Chouteau 220 730 240 Hill 142 90 222 Liberty 84 333 200 TOTAL 509 1,232 726 Democrat Republican JANET M. TRETHEWEY STEPHANIE HESS HD 28 Hill 612 578 TOTAL 612 578 Democrat Republican RON MOODY BILL HARRIS HD 29 Fergus 555 1,525 Petroleum 15 69 TOTAL 570 1,594 Democrat Republican Republican DAN SIMPSON RYAN OSMUNDSON JIM PAUGH HD 30 Cascade 54 78 48 Fergus 80 309 166 Golden Valley 49 119 95 Judith Basin 179 228 137 Meagher 47 206 139 Wheatland 75 142 163 TOTAL 484 1,082 748 Democrat Democrat BRIDGET SMITH BILL WHITEHEAD HD 31 Roosevelt 453 381 Valley 89 40 TOTAL 542 421 Page 5 of 20 Democrat Republican CLARENA M. BROCKIE GILBERT BRUCE MEYERS HD 32 Blaine 299 140 Chouteau 14 1 Hill 81 53 Phillips 16 172 TOTAL 410 366 Democrat Republican FLOYD RUSSELL HOPSTAD MIKE L LANG HD 33 Blaine 127 189 Hill 76 71 Phillips 74 605 Valley 261 482 TOTAL 538 1,347 Democrat Republican GENE O HARTSOCK AUSTIN KNUDSEN HD 34 Daniels 58 239 Roosevelt 131 355 Sheridan 187 434 Valley 183 453 TOTAL 559 1,481 Democrat Republican ROB KNOTTS SCOTT STAFFANSON HD 35 Richland 270 894 TOTAL 270 894 Democrat Republican EDWARD W. HANSEN ALAN DOANE HD 36 Dawson 256 1,802 Wibaux 32 232 TOTAL 288 2,034 Democrat Republican DIXIE RIEGER LEE RANDALL HD 37 Carter 11 409 Custer 52 194 Fallon 26 781 Page 6 of 20 Democrat Republican DIXIE RIEGER LEE RANDALL HD 37 Garfield 33 210 McCone 51 405 Powder River 8 201 Prairie 78 364 TOTAL 259 2,564 Democrat Republican STEVEN MUGGLI KENNETH HOLMLUND HD 38 Custer 584 832 TOTAL 584 832 Democrat Republican HOWARD KELLER GERALDINE CUSTER HD 39 Custer 24 101 Rosebud 243 756 Treasure 28 192 Yellowstone 174 515 TOTAL 469 1,564 Democrat Republican Republican EDITH SLOAN TOM BERRY RAY GORHAM HD 40 Musselshell 145 749 410 Yellowstone 201 503 419 TOTAL 346 1,252 829 Democrat PATRICIA RAE PEPPERS HD 41 Big Horn 277 Powder River 6 Rosebud 138 TOTAL 421 Democrat CAROLYN PEASE-LOPEZ HD 42 Big Horn 1,094 Yellowstone 24 TOTAL 1,118 Page 7 of 20 Democrat Republican JOHN PULASKY CLAYTON FISCUS HD 43 Yellowstone 552 1,160 TOTAL 552 1,160 Democrat Republican SANDY WONG DALE MORTENSEN HD 44 Yellowstone 629 1,209 TOTAL 629 1,209 Democrat Republican STEPHEN HOKLIN DANIEL ZOLNIKOV HD 45 Yellowstone 468 1,317 TOTAL 468 1,317 Democrat Republican PAUL J. VAN TRICHT DONALD JONES HD 46 Yellowstone 833 1,928 TOTAL 833 1,928 Democrat Republican MARY MCNALLY JOSHUA TYLER SIZEMORE HD 47 Yellowstone 824 825 TOTAL 824 825 Democrat Republican JESSICA KARJALA DENNIS LENZ HD 48 Yellowstone 823 1,159 TOTAL 823 1,159 Democrat Republican KELLY MCCARTHY CORY HASIAK HD 49 Yellowstone 565 582 TOTAL 565 582 Page 8 of 20 Democrat Republican Republican VIRGINIA COURT AARON LANGFORD TOM RICHMOND HD 50 Yellowstone 713 328 560 TOTAL 713 328 560 Democrat Republican Republican MARGIE MACDONALD LANDAN CHENEY TONY O'DONNELL HD 51 Yellowstone 587 272 614 TOTAL 587 272 614 Democrat Republican CHRIS GOODRIDGE DAVE HAGSTROM HD 52 Yellowstone 644 983 TOTAL 644 983 Democrat Republican Republican CLARISSA CEROVSKI SARAH LASZLOFFY MARK E. NOENNIG HD 53 Yellowstone 543 1,548 1,039 TOTAL 543 1,548 1,039 Democrat Republican Republican NANCY RASKY DEBRA M. BONOGOFSKY JEFF ESSMANN HD 54 Yellowstone 656 648 1,341 TOTAL 656 648 1,341 Democrat Republican DON "DOC" WOERNER VINCE RICCI HD 55 Yellowstone 623 1,151 TOTAL 623 1,151 Democrat Republican TOM CURRY JONATHAN MCNIVEN HD 56 Yellowstone 487 1,130 TOTAL 487 1,130 Page 9 of 20 Democrat Republican MICHAEL HUFF FORREST J. MANDEVILLE HD 57 Stillwater 333 1,652 Sweet Grass 3 108 TOTAL 336 1,760 Democrat Republican Republican MITZI M. VORACHEK JULIE BAUWENS JONES SETH BERGLEE HD 58 Carbon 626 713 881 TOTAL 626 713 881 Democrat Republican KAREN LYNCH ALAN REDFIELD HD 59 Gallatin 37 73 Park 354 1,041 Sweet Grass 39 869 TOTAL 430 1,983 Democrat Republican Republican REILLY NEILL KEVIN FOCHS DEBRA LAMM HD 60 Park 760 583 754 TOTAL 760 583 754 Democrat Republican KATHLEEN WILLIAMS NICK MAHAN HD 61 Gallatin 945 1,147 TOTAL 945 1,147 Democrat Democrat Republican DANE PEEPLES TOM WOODS VICKI SCHULTZ HD 62 Gallatin 61 1,165 744 TOTAL 61 1,165 744 Democrat Republican ZACH BROWN NATHAN J MACLAREN HD 63 Gallatin 287 398 TOTAL 287 398 Page 10 of 20 Democrat Democrat Republican CHRISTOPHER BURKE CJ MONTEITH KERRY E. WHITE HD 64 Gallatin 361 79 1,176 TOTAL 361 79 1,176 Democrat Republican Republican CHRISTOPHER POPE ERIC FULTON MICHAEL (MIKE) MORE HD 65 Gallatin 478 241 350 TOTAL 478 241 350 Democrat Democrat Republican Republican DENISE HAYMAN KATHY HOLLENBACK ED JOHNSON MARY MACLAREN HD 66 Gallatin 559 114 300 216 TOTAL 559 114 300 216 Democrat Republican VIRJEANA (JEANNIE) BROWN TOM BURNETT HD 67 Gallatin 339 930 TOTAL 339 930 Democrat Republican ASHLEY STEVICK ART WITTICH HD 68 Gallatin 293 1,005 TOTAL 293 1,005 Democrat Republican Republican BLAIR WARD MIKE HOUGHTON MATTHEW MONFORTON HD 69 Gallatin 392 654 1,008 TOTAL 392 654 1,008 Democrat Republican MARLA CLARK KELLY FLYNN HD 70 Broadwater 349 1,057 Lewis & Clark 309 486 TOTAL 658 1,543 Page 11 of 20 Democrat Republican Republican JOHANNA LESTER RAY L. SHAW BOB WAGNER HD 71 Jefferson 90 110 182 Madison 276 1,153 645 Silver Bow 75 44 70 TOTAL 441 1,307 897 Democrat Republican Republican NORMA DUFFY BROOKE ERB JEFF WELBORN HD 72 Beaverhead 247 840 1,610 Silver Bow 67 34 74 TOTAL 314 874 1,684 Democrat EDITH (EDIE) MCCLAFFERTY HD 73 Silver Bow 1,046 TOTAL 1,046 Democrat PAT NOONAN HD 74 Silver Bow 837 TOTAL 837 Democrat Republican KEVIN KEELER KIRK B. WAGONER HD 75 Jefferson 787 1,370 TOTAL 787 1,370 Democrat RYAN LYNCH HD 76 Silver Bow 1,382 TOTAL 1,382 Democrat KATHY SWANSON HD 77 Deer Lodge 1,066 Granite 144 TOTAL 1,210 Page 12 of 20 Democrat Democrat Republican GORDON PIERSON JR DOUGLAS SHIDLER II SUZZANN NORDWICK HD 78 Deer Lodge 174 27 116 Powell 229 16 436 Silver Bow 162 97 76 TOTAL 565 140 628 Democrat Republican JENNY ECK RICHARD 'RIC' TENNESON JR HD 79 Lewis & Clark 1,349 741 TOTAL 1,349 741 Democrat Republican Republican ELIZABETH CAIN PATRICK N.
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