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2012 Unofficial General Election Results Statewide (State of Montana) Precincts 677 of 794 Reporting (Precincts Partially Reported: 117/794) Downloaded at 11/7/2012 3:26:25 PM STEVE BULLOCK & JOHN WALSH - Democrat RON VANDEVENDER & MARC MULCAHYRICK HILL- Libertarian & JON SONJU - Republican GOVERNOR & LT. GOVERNOR 220337 16764 213833 TOTAL 220337 16764 213833 LINDA MCCULLOCH - Democrat ROGER ROOTS - Libertarian BRAD JOHNSON - Republican SECRETARY OF STATE 228125 15434 200901 TOTAL 228125 15434 200901 PAM BUCY - Democrat TIM FOX - Republican ATTORNEY GENERAL 203255 235968 TOTAL 203255 235968 MONICA J. LINDEEN - Democrat DEREK SKEES - Republican STATE AUDITOR 230732 201951 TOTAL 230732 201951 DENISE JUNEAU - Democrat SANDY WELCH - Republican SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION 219016 217943 TOTAL 219016 217943 ED SMITH - Democrat MIKE FELLOWS - Libertarian CLERK OF THE SUPREME COURT 228089 172784 TOTAL 228089 172784 CHUCK TOOLEY - Democrat KIRK BUSHMAN - Republican PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSIONER, DISTRICT 2 30793 35116 TOTAL 30793 35116 JOHN VINCENT - Democrat ROGER KOOPMAN - Republican PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSIONER, DISTRICT 3 49890 51696 TOTAL 49890 51696 GAIL GUTSCHE - Democrat BOB LAKE - Republican PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSIONER, DISTRICT 4 44596 47257 TOTAL 44596 47257 LAURIE MCKINNON - Non-Partisan ED SHEEHY - Non-Partisan SUPREME COURT JUSTICE #5 219018 172315 TOTAL 219018 172315 YES NO SUPREME COURT JUSTICE #6 - Shall Justice BRIAN MORRIS of the Supreme Court of the state of Montana be retained in office for another306192 term? 84281 TOTAL 306192 84281 MIKE MENAHAN - Non-Partisan DISTRICT COURT JUDGE, DISTRICT 1, DEPT. 1 29387 TOTAL 29387 YES NO Shall Judge JEFFREY SHERLOCK of District 1, Dept. 2 of the state of Montana be retained in office for another term? 28289 5092 TOTAL 28289 5092 YES NO Shall Judge KURT KRUEGER of District 2, Dept. 1 of the state of Montana be retained in office for another term? 13661 2354 TOTAL 13661 2354 YES NO Shall Judge BRAD NEWMAN of District 2, Dept. 2 of the state of Montana be retained in office for another term? 13889 2073 TOTAL 13889 2073 YES NO Shall Judge RAY J. DAYTON of District 3, Dept. 1 of the state of Montana be retained in office for another term? 6888 1443 TOTAL 6888 1443 YES NO Shall Judge ED MCLEAN of District 4, Dept. 1 of the state of Montana be retained in office for another term? 41308 8472 TOTAL 41308 8472 YES NO Shall Judge ROBERT "DUSTY" DESCHAMPS of District 4, Dept. 2 of the state of Montana be retained in office for another term? 38947 11571 TOTAL 38947 11571 YES NO Shall Judge JOHN W. LARSON of District 4, Dept. 3 of the state of Montana be retained in office for another term? 40233 8633 TOTAL 40233 8633 YES NO Shall Judge LOREN TUCKER of District 5, Dept. 1 of the state of Montana be retained in office for another term? 11643 2899 TOTAL 11643 2899 BRENDA GILBERT - Non-Partisan STEPHEN POTENBERG - Non-Partisan DISTRICT COURT JUDGE, DISTRICT 6, DEPT. 1 6616 3495 TOTAL 6616 3495 YES NO Shall Judge RICHARD A. SIMONTON of District 7, Dept. 1 of the state of Montana be retained in office for another term? 8727 1770 TOTAL 8727 1770 STEVEN FAGENSTROM - Non-Partisan GREG PINSKI - Non-Partisan DISTRICT COURT JUDGE, DISTRICT 8, DEPT. 1 14368 17422 TOTAL 14368 17422 YES NO Shall Judge JULIE MACEK of District 8, Dept. 2 of the state of Montana be retained in office for another term? 26870 4911 TOTAL 26870 4911 YES NO Shall Judge KENNETH R. NEILL of District 8, Dept. 3 of the state of Montana be retained in office for another term? 27083 3903 TOTAL 27083 3903 BOB OLSON - Non-Partisan MARY ANN DELLWO RIES - Non-Partisan DISTRICT COURT JUDGE, DISTRICT 9, DEPT. 1 6412 5211 TOTAL 6412 5211 BRITT LONG - Non-Partisan JON A. OLDENBURG - Non-Partisan DISTRICT COURT JUDGE, DISTRICT 10, DEPT. 1 1362 5648 TOTAL 1362 5648 YES NO Shall Judge TED O. LYMPUS of District 11, Dept. 1 of the state of Montana be retained in office for another term? 30690 7015 TOTAL 30690 7015 ROBERT B. ALLISON - Non-Partisan DANIEL R. WILSON - Non-Partisan DISTRICT COURT JUDGE, DISTRICT 11, DEPT. 2 18207 15969 TOTAL 18207 15969 VANESSA CERAVOLO - Non-Partisan HEIDI J. ULBRICHT - Non-Partisan DISTRICT COURT JUDGE, DISTRICT 11, DEPT. 3 13799 23086 TOTAL 13799 23086 YES NO Shall Judge DANIEL A. BOUCHER of District 12, Dept. 1 of the state of Montana be retained in office for another term? 7782 1818 TOTAL 7782 1818 YES NO Shall Judge INGRID GUSTAFSON of District 13, Dept. 1 of the state of Montana be retained in office for another term? 33395 7480 TOTAL 33395 7480 YES NO Shall Judge RUSSELL C. FAGG of District 13, Dept. 2 of the state of Montana be retained in office for another term? 34441 7051 TOTAL 34441 7051 YES NO Shall Judge SUSAN P. WATTERS of District 13, Dept. 3 of the state of Montana be retained in office for another term? 34427 6422 TOTAL 34427 6422 YES NO Shall Judge RANDAL I. SPAULDING of District 14, Dept. 1 of the state of Montana be retained in office for another term? 3654 951 TOTAL 3654 951 YES NO Shall Judge DAVID J. CYBULSKI of District 15, Dept. 1 of the state of Montana be retained in office for another term? 4115 1922 TOTAL 4115 1922 YES NO Shall Judge GARY L. DAY of District 16, Dept. 1 of the state of Montana be retained in office for another term? 10376 1948 TOTAL 10376 1948 WYATT GLADE - Non-Partisan GEORGE W. "JERRY" HUSS - Non-Partisan DISTRICT COURT JUDGE, DISTRICT 16, DEPT. 2 5068 6833 TOTAL 5068 6833 YES NO Shall Judge JOHN C. MCKEON of District 17, Dept. 1 of the state of Montana be retained in office for another term? 6384 2044 TOTAL 6384 2044 YES NO Shall Judge HOLLY BROWN of District 18, Dept. 1 of the state of Montana be retained in office for another term? 33857 6784 TOTAL 33857 6784 YES NO Shall Judge JOHN C. BROWN of District 18, Dept. 3 of the state of Montana be retained in office for another term? 32506 5686 TOTAL 32506 5686 DEBORAH "KIM" CHRISTOPHER - Non-Partisan THOMAS A. KRAGH - Non-Partisan DISTRICT COURT JUDGE, DISTRICT 20, DEPT. 2 11856 5361 TOTAL 11856 5361 YES NO Shall Judge BLAIR JONES of District 22, Dept. 1 of the state of Montana be retained in office for another term? 10753 3021 TOTAL 10753 3021 YES NO JUSTICE OF THE PEACE - Shall Justice of the Peace SALLY HICKOK of McCone County of the state of Montana be retained in office 748for another term? 170 TOTAL 748 170 DAVID B. FERN - Democrat DEE L. BROWN - Republican SD 02 4457 5115 TOTAL 4457 5115 SHANNON D HANSON - Democrat BRUCE TUTVEDT - Republican SD 03 3636 8486 TOTAL 3636 8486 NANCY LINDSEY - Democrat JANNA TAYLOR - Republican SD 06 4142 5523 TOTAL 4142 5523 MARK SHEETS - Democrat JOHN MARSHALL - Libertarian JENNIFER FIELDER - Republican SD 07 3669 769 5702 TOTAL 3669 769 5702 RON SZABO - Democrat RICK RIPLEY - Republican SD 09 3303 5655 TOTAL 3303 5655 BRAD HAMLETT - Democrat WENDY MCKAMEY - Republican SD 10 4026 3846 TOTAL 4026 3846 JONATHAN WINDY BOY - Democrat SD 16 4600 TOTAL 4600 GREG JERGESON - Democrat DON RICHMAN - Republican SD 17 3787 3358 TOTAL 3787 3358 JULIE E. FRENCH - Democrat JOHN BRENDEN - Republican SD 18 3564 5462 TOTAL 3564 5462 FRED LAKE - Democrat MATTHEW M. ROSENDALE, SR - Republican SD 19 2829 5900 TOTAL 2829 5900 SHARON STEWART PEREGOY - Democrat SD 21 4472 TOTAL 4472 JEAN LEMIRE DAHLMAN - Democrat TAYLOR BROWN - Republican SD 22 1607 4337 TOTAL 1607 4337 WANDA GRINDE - Democrat ROGER WEBB - Republican SD 24 2485 2703 TOTAL 2485 2703 ROBYN DRISCOLL - Democrat MALCOLM "MACK" LONG - Republican SD 26 2568 1713 TOTAL 2568 1713 GARY BRANAE - Democrat ELSIE ARNTZEN - Republican SD 27 2423 2544 TOTAL 2423 2544 MIKE PHILLIPS - Democrat TOM TUCK - Republican SD 33 5346 2472 TOTAL 5346 2472 MICHAEL B COMSTOCK - Democrat SCOTT SALES - Republican SD 34 4381 7906 TOTAL 4381 7906 RICHARD TURNER - Democrat DEBBY BARRETT - Republican SD 36 2984 7340 TOTAL 2984 7340 JON C. SESSO - Democrat DANIEL "D.J." ONEILL - Republican SD 37 5392 3675 TOTAL 5392 3675 JIM KEANE - Democrat SD 38 6134 TOTAL 6134 CHRISTINE KAUFMANN - Democrat MARK PEREA - Republican SD 41 5644 3555 TOTAL 5644 3555 GENE VUCKOVICH - Democrat JONATHAN L. ARNOLD - Republican SD 43 4307 3171 TOTAL 4307 3171 DAN METULLY - Democrat ROB MCCOY - Libertarian FRED THOMAS - Republican SD 45 3411 784 5880 TOTAL 3411 784 5880 SUE MALEK - Democrat KEVIN BLACKLER - Republican SD 46 5810 3926 TOTAL 5810 3926 DICK BARRETT - Democrat FRED CARL - Republican SD 47 6407 3388 TOTAL 6407 3388 CLIFF LARSEN - Democrat NILES BRUSH - Republican SD 50 5767 3906 TOTAL 5767 3906 GERALD (JERRY) BENNETT - Republican HD 001 3157 TOTAL 3157 MIKE CUFFE - Republican HD 002 4178 TOTAL 4178 ZAC PERRY - Democrat SHAWN GUYMON - Libertarian JERRY ONEIL - Republican HD 003 1942 227 2272 TOTAL 1942 227 2272 ED LIESER - Democrat TIM BALDWIN - Republican HD 004 2765 2355 TOTAL 2765 2355 JAMES MAHNKE - Democrat KEITH REGIER - Republican HD 005 1444 4320 TOTAL 1444 4320 BRENDA TALBERT - Democrat CARL GLIMM - Republican HD 006 2061 4195 TOTAL 2061 4195 DIANE FRANCES TAYLOR - Democrat RANDY BRODEHL - Republican HD 007 1267 2792 TOTAL 1267 2792 BRITTANY MACLEAN - Democrat STEVE LAVIN - Republican HD 008 1479 2201 TOTAL 1479 2201 RODRIK BROSTEN - Democrat SCOTT M. REICHNER - Republican HD 009 1880 3899 TOTAL 1880 3899 ALEXANDER WILLIAM SCHAEFFER - Democrat MARK BLASDEL - Republican HD 010 1509 4509 TOTAL 1509 4509 BUD KOPPY - Democrat GREG HERTZ - Republican HD 011 1745 3501 TOTAL 1745 3501 LUKE WALAWANDER - Democrat DANIEL R. SALOMON - Republican HD 012 1685 2525 TOTAL 1685 2525 DEBRA J.
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    10/15/2019 DA 18-0573 Case Number: DA 18-0573 IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF MONTANA 2019 MT 249N GEO R. PIERCE, INC., Plaintiff and Appellee, v. PAMELA JO POLEJEWSKI, Defendant and Appellant. APPEAL FROM: District Court of the Eighth Judicial District, In and For the County of Cascade, Cause No. DDV 18-0201(b) Honorable Elizabeth A. Best, Presiding Judge COUNSEL OF RECORD: For Appellant: Pamela Jo Polejewski, Self-represented, Great Falls, Montana For Appellee: Kelly J. Varnes, Hendrickson Law Firm, P.C., Billings, Montana Submitted on Briefs: September 25, 2019 Decided: October 15, 2019 Filed: __________________________________________r--6ta•--df Clerk Justice Ingrid Gustafson delivered the Opinion of the Court. ¶1 Pursuant to Section I, Paragraph 3(c), Montana Supreme Court Internal Operating Rules, this case is decided by memorandum opinion and shall not be cited and does not serve as precedent. Its case title, cause number, and disposition shall be included in this Court’s quarterly list of noncitable cases published in the Pacific Reporter and Montana Reports. ¶2 Pamela Jo Polejewski, appearing pro se, appeals the September 5, 2018 Order Affirming Justice Court Ruling from the Eighth Judicial District Court, Cascade County. Geo R. Pierce, Inc., sued Polejewski for damages and to recover possession of a storage container, when Polejewski failed to make monthly payments on a two-year purchase option lease agreement for the storage container. The Justice Court issued its Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law and Judgment on March 9, 2018. Polejewski raises various claims challenging the award of $3,850 in damages, plus attorney fees and costs, as well as awarding possession of the storage container at issue to Geo R.