DOCSLIB.ORG

MONTANA SECRETARY of STATE LINDA Mcculloch 2014 STATEWIDE PRIMARY ELECTION CANVASS

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
MONTANA SECRETARY of STATE LINDA Mcculloch 2014 STATEWIDE PRIMARY ELECTION CANVASS MONTANA SECRETARY OF STATE LINDA McCULLOCH 2014 STATEWIDE PRIMARY ELECTION CANVASS Voting Information Number of Registered Votes Voter Precincts Voters Cast Turnout Beaverhead 16 6,377 2,814 44.13 Big Horn 19 7,881 2,617 33.21 Blaine 8 3,827 982 25.66 Broadwater 5 4,002 1,762 44.03 Carbon 16 7,214 2,370 32.85 Carter 4 996 555 55.72 Cascade 23 50,970 16,356 32.09 Chouteau 9 3,587 1,401 39.06 Custer 14 7,064 2,077 29.40 Daniels 4 1,220 381 31.23 Dawson 7 5,442 2,527 46.44 Deer Lodge 15 4,901 2,022 41.26 Fallon 6 1,907 1,133 59.41 Fergus 16 7,896 3,119 39.50 Flathead 42 60,587 17,500 28.88 Gallatin 32 68,440 16,476 24.07 Garfield 4 906 402 44.37 Glacier 16 7,129 2,414 33.86 Golden Valley 2 598 326 54.52 Granite 4 2,106 1,153 54.75 Hill 17 9,359 2,372 25.34 Jefferson 10 7,837 3,089 39.42 Judith Basin 4 1,480 690 46.62 Lake 20 18,384 6,773 36.84 Lewis & Clark 37 42,005 14,284 34.01 Liberty 4 1,187 725 61.08 Lincoln 14 12,773 4,765 37.31 Madison 8 5,766 2,213 38.38 McCone 3 1,146 627 54.71 Meagher 1 1,354 537 39.66 Mineral 6 3,074 1,224 39.82 Missoula 52 83,987 22,000 26.19 Musselshell 6 2,981 1,391 46.66 Park 11 11,653 3,958 33.97 Petroleum 1 398 107 26.88 Phillips 13 2,577 1,114 43.23 Pondera 8 3,486 2,029 58.20 Powder River 7 1,240 631 50.89 Powell 13 3,428 1,413 41.22 Prairie 4 863 544 63.04 Ravalli 24 28,687 10,538 36.73 Richland 13 6,469 1,419 21.94 Roosevelt 12 5,622 1,972 35.08 Rosebud 12 4,778 1,497 31.33 Sanders 9 8,062 3,120 38.70 Sheridan 6 2,330 827 35.49 Silver Bow 31 19,366 6,243 32.24 Stillwater 8 5,798 2,285 39.41 Sweet Grass 5 2,537 1,284 50.61 Teton 5 3,981 1,970 49.49 Toole 5 2,592 1,221 47.11 Treasure 3 573 296 51.66 Valley 8 4,576 2,233 48.80 Wheatland 5 1,246 481 38.60 Wibaux 1 719 364 50.63 Yellowstone 45 94,557 34,259 36.23 Total 693 659,921 218,882 33.17 1 of 10 MONTANA SECRETARY OF STATE LINDA McCULLOCH 2014 STATEWIDE PRIMARY ELECTION CANVASS UNITED STATES SENATOR UNITED STATES SENATOR Democrat Republican DIRK S. ADAMS JOHN BOHLINGER JOHN WALSH SUSAN CUNDIFF STEVE DAINES CHAMP EDMUNDS Beaverhead 46 31 226 260 1,882 164 Big Horn 117 430 871 94 832 55 Blaine 48 156 319 16 358 30 Broadwater 60 134 217 79 1,005 166 Carbon 75 169 425 136 1,392 124 Carter 3 4 9 39 357 29 Cascade 849 1,536 4,777 626 7,545 605 Chouteau 39 84 185 100 864 69 Custer 117 164 396 105 1,128 76 Daniels 5 23 58 24 224 14 Dawson 34 99 162 265 1,623 128 Deer Lodge 97 211 1,024 63 524 46 Fallon 2 8 21 118 743 44 Fergus 65 158 521 132 1,968 127 Flathead 430 675 2,186 1,250 11,278 1,001 Gallatin 571 747 4,570 722 8,984 502 Garfield 3 26 20 8 285 23 Glacier 195 481 1,090 30 396 26 Golden Valley 7 17 40 23 190 21 Granite 20 49 95 103 678 93 Hill 129 319 609 99 1,018 82 Jefferson 179 252 641 127 1,715 110 Judith Basin 35 76 139 25 327 31 Lake 190 262 917 669 3,883 408 Lewis & Clark 1,183 1,768 4,537 519 5,555 354 Liberty 8 28 72 61 445 47 Lincoln 164 250 780 320 2,504 333 Madison 24 67 229 210 1,437 104 McCone 8 26 35 55 409 31 Meagher 13 12 42 38 378 19 Mineral 28 47 137 108 610 159 Missoula 2,971 2,895 7,785 444 6,083 874 Musselshell 17 50 112 92 932 101 Park 246 236 803 173 2,070 251 Petroleum 1 4 11 10 74 3 Phillips 15 24 88 65 794 49 Pondera 24 67 164 163 1,364 92 Powder River 2 3 16 48 375 103 Powell 35 71 204 94 841 81 Prairie 11 28 53 23 329 43 Ravalli 250 370 1,033 1,103 6,111 1,052 Richland 18 106 200 97 846 32 Roosevelt 122 283 548 92 705 39 Rosebud 60 142 268 93 795 65 Sanders 123 120 482 149 1,810 202 Sheridan 19 90 132 38 409 17 Silver Bow 328 532 3,333 170 1,632 137 Stillwater 44 100 245 211 1,450 143 Sweet Grass 5 11 30 135 882 87 Teton 41 109 265 108 1,164 152 Toole 21 54 130 103 771 55 Treasure 6 11 21 22 187 20 Valley 64 212 422 122 1,144 76 Wheatland 11 24 61 21 300 26 Wibaux 5 7 15 32 224 26 Yellowstone 956 3,329 6,894 1,877 18,736 1,404 Total 10,139 17,187 48,665 11,909 110,565 10,151 2-1 of 10 MONTANA SECRETARY OF STATE LINDA McCULLOCH 2014 STATEWIDE PRIMARY ELECTION CANVASS UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE Democrat Republican JOHN DRISCOLL JOHN LEWIS ELSIE ARNTZEN MATT ROSENDALE COREY STAPLETON DREW TURIANO Beaverhead 111 176 172 814 618 41 Big Horn 821 521 100 285 296 22 Blaine 260 228 31 75 184 7 Broadwater 174 215 77 348 317 33 Carbon 213 419 123 441 559 27 Carter 5 10 18 206 81 20 Cascade 2,766 3,894 426 1,285 4,231 170 Chouteau 131 160 71 183 419 11 Custer 268 371 68 454 410 18 Daniels 35 37 19 136 48 4 Dawson 101 174 165 1,469 212 20 Deer Lodge 704 571 39 210 163 11 Fallon 14 17 81 402 170 20 Fergus 278 385 204 614 733 25 Flathead 1,043 2,037 422 4,706 2,513 193 Gallatin 1,441 4,004 509 3,163 2,666 161 Garfield 18 22 10 103 136 1 Glacier 831 825 34 95 136 16 Golden Valley 19 46 19 92 67 2 Granite 75 70 77 275 200 26 Hill 571 440 73 228 489 19 Jefferson 398 605 119 499 537 41 Judith Basin 115 102 24 76 158 3 Lake 556 727 348 1,411 1,266 110 Lewis & Clark 2,296 4,798 480 1,535 1,407 108 Liberty 44 52 32 99 212 11 Lincoln 478 639 163 1,251 401 85 Madison 144 152 95 537 385 26 McCone 28 32 44 243 108 12 Meagher 18 45 37 123 142 3 Mineral 87 111 51 384 195 20 Missoula 4,455 8,294 335 1,585 2,242 133 Musselshell 84 81 56 371 263 18 Park 438 730 149 923 580 45 Petroleum 6 10 4 30 17 0 Phillips 68 46 71 235 305 6 Pondera 107 129 106 261 611 22 Powder River 7 15 36 244 115 13 Powell 139 158 70 349 254 23 Prairie 34 49 25 232 72 5 Ravalli 734 870 506 2,489 2,063 219 Richland 151 148 56 616 133 12 Roosevelt 470 407 79 322 176 30 Rosebud 246 188 61 264 326 16 Sanders 292 373 74 911 448 41 Sheridan 104 119 41 176 108 7 Silver Bow 1,937 2,121 151 541 549 29 Stillwater 170 195 129 577 570 32 Sweet Grass 19 22 100 308 384 13 Teton 182 200 100 237 560 24 Toole 87 94 71 121 322 10 Treasure 17 17 17 67 83 3 Valley 314 299 118 334 520 22 Wheatland 27 62 28 116 92 5 Wibaux 12 13 15 227 17 8 Yellowstone 4,437 6,063 2,482 4,687 8,322 288 Total 28,580 42,588 9,011 37,965 38,591 2,290 3-1 of 10 MONTANA SECRETARY OF STATE LINDA McCULLOCH 2014 STATEWIDE PRIMARY ELECTION CANVASS UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIV E Republican RYAN ZINKE Beaverhead 609 Big Horn 278 Blaine 87 Broadwater 334 Carbon 504 Carter 53 Cascade 2,659 Chouteau 334 Custer 352 Daniels 41 Dawson 242 Deer Lodge 199 Fallon 146 Fergus 647 Flathead 5,987 Gallatin 3,395 Garfield 60 Glacier 156 Golden Valley 59 Granite 296 Hill 372 Jefferson 723 Judith Basin 116 Lake 1,795 Lewis & Clark 2,827 Liberty 186 Lincoln 1,202 Madison 685 McCone 75 Meagher 115 Mineral 232 Missoula 3,005 Musselshell 419 Park 709 Petroleum 33 Phillips 276 Pondera 578 Powder River 96 Powell 320 Prairie 64 Ravalli 2,933 Richland 160 Roosevelt 157 Rosebud 271 Sanders 690 Sheridan 95 Silver Bow 657 Stillwater 504 Sweet Grass 287 Teton 462 Toole 386 Treasure 60 Valley 291 Wheatland 110 Wibaux 25 Yellowstone 6,412 Total 43,766 3-2 of 10 MONTANA SECRETARY OF STATE LINDA McCULLOCH 2014 STATEWIDE PRIMARY ELECTION CANVASS PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSIONER DISTRICT 1 Republican TRAVIS KAVULLA Blaine 318 Cascade 7,351 Chouteau 864 Daniels 209 Dawson 1,696 Fergus 1,845 Garfield 213 Hill 1,004 Judith Basin 306 Liberty 407 McCone 396 Petroleum 61 Phillips 749 Richland 813 Roosevelt 658 Sheridan 333 Toole 765 Valley 1,017 Wibaux 169 Total 19,174 4-1 of 10 MONTANA SECRETARY OF STATE LINDA McCULLOCH 2014 STATEWIDE PRIMARY ELECTION CANVASS PUBLIC SERVICE PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSIONER DISTRICT 5 COMMISSIONER Republican DISTRICT 5 Democrat GALEN JOHN M.
Load more

Recommended publications
  • Information Technology Strategic Plan 2017
    Information Technology Strategic Plan 2017 Commission on Technology November 2016 Montana Judicial Branch – Information Technology Strategic Plan – 2017 TABLE OF CONTENTS CONTACT INFORMATION .................................................................................. 3 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY MISSION STATEMENT ................................... 3 PROFILE: MONTANA JUDICIAL BRANCH ....................................................... 4 PROFILE: JUDICIAL BRANCH INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY ....................... 6 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 2015 BIENNIAL ACCOMPLISHMENTS .......... 7 JUDICIAL BRANCH INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SURVEY ....................... 13 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY GOALS & OBJECTIVES ............................... 16 ALIGNMENT WITH STATE OF MONTANA 2014 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY STRATEGIC PLAN .................................................................. 20 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY ACTION PLAN (2017) .................................... 23 APPENDIX A – 2006-2014 ACCOMPLISHMENTS ........................................... 29 APPENDIX B – ROUTINE/ONGOING ACTION ITEMS ..................................... 36 2 Montana Judicial Branch – Information Technology Strategic Plan – 2017 CONTACT INFORMATION If you have questions regarding the Montana Judicial Branch Information Technology Strategic Plan, please contact: Beth McLaughlin, Court Administrator Montana Supreme Court Office of Court Administrator (406) 841-2966 [email protected] This report is also available on-line at the Montana Judicial Branch Web site: www.courts.mt.gov
    [Show full text]
  • 2016 February Montana Lawyer
    Montana State Bar of Montana LawyerFebruary 2016 | Vol. 41, No. 4 42% of Montana legal professionals who responded to survey say they have been targets of work-related threats or violence Also in this edition: > ABA TECHSHOW 2016 — State > Former longtime Lake, Silver Bow Bar of Montana members eligible for county attorneys pass away — page 27 heavily discounted registration — > Matt Thiel reflects on Magna Carta’s See page 20 for details 800th anniversary — page 3 > Montana Supreme Court orders committee to study decline in bar > Supreme Court set oral arguments exam passage rates — page 11 in Bozeman and Missoula — page 12 Montana Lawyer 1 The official magazine of the State Bar of Montana published every month except January and July by the State Bar of Montana, 7 W. Sixth Ave., Suite 2B, P.O. Box 577, Helena MT 59624. 406-442-7660; Fax 406-442-7763. INDEX E-mail: [email protected] State Bar Officers February 2016 President Matthew Thiel, Missoula President-Elect Bruce M. Spencer, Helena Feature Stories Secretary-Treasurer Survey: Threats, violence against attorneys common ................. 14 Jason Holden, Great Falls Immediate Past President Supreme Court Summaries ................................................................... 18 Mark D. Parker, Billings ABA TECHSHOW 2016 ............................................................................. 20 Chair of the Board Leslie Halligan, Missoula Essential Data Backup Practices for Your Office ............................. 21 Board of Trustees Optimize Your iOS Devices for the Enterprise ................................ 23 Elizabeth Brennan, Missoula Marybeth Sampsel, Kalispell Liesel Shoquist, Missoula Ellen Donohue, Anaconda Shari Gianarelli, Conrad Regular Features Paul Haffeman, Great Falls Kent Sipe, Roundup Member News ...............................................................................................4 Luke Berger, Helena Kate Ellis, Helena State Bar News ...............................................................................................7 J.
    [Show full text]
  • Nepal Earthquake One Year out Inside Yellowstone
    May 27 - June 9, 2016 Volume 7 // Issue #11 Nepal Earthquake one year out LPHS golf, tennis programs win State titles New West: Jackson Hole's Chinese alter ego Disc golf under the Big Sky Inside Yellowstone: 'A Bear Don't Care' #explorebigsky explorebigsky explorebigsky @explorebigsky ON THE COVER A signature Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem species, this yellow-bellied marmot enjoys the sun near the Specimen Ridge Trail above Lamar Valley. PHOTO BY WES OVERVOLD May 27 – June 9, 2016 Volume 7, Issue No. 11 Owned and published in Big Sky, Montana TABLE OF CONTENTS PUBLISHER Eric Ladd Section 1: News EDITORIAL EDITOR / EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, MEDIA Nepal Earthquake Outlaw News..................................................................5 Joseph T. O’Connor one year out SENIOR EDITOR/ Opinion.............................................................................6 DISTRIBUTION DIRECTOR Local.................................................................................7 Tyler Allen Montana.........................................................................14 STAFF WRITER Amanda Eggert Section 2: Environment, Sports, & Health CREATIVE SENIOR DESIGNER Taylor-Ann Smith Sports.............................................................................17 GRAPHIC DESIGNER Carie Birkmeier Environment..................................................................20 Business........................................................................23 VIDEO DIRECTOR Wes Overvold Dining.............................................................................24
    [Show full text]
  • 2014 December-January Montana Lawyer
    Montana State Bar of Montana December/January 2014/2015 Lawyer Vol. 40, No. 3 By Trent Hooper and Bobbi Owen Page 10 Also in this edition: > Edward Snowden: Hero or Traitor? Creighton University Law Professor G. > Elder Care Section offers tips for a quality Michael Fenner takes an in-depth look holiday season for elders and those with > Guest opinion by former Montana Supreme special needs Court Justice James C. Nelson > Fastcase free webinars for 2015 > Reception in Billings will honor new > President’s Message to new legislators Ninth Circuit Chief Judge Sidney Thomas Montana Lawyer 1 The official magazine of the State Bar of Montana published every month except January and July by the State Bar of Montana, 7 W. Sixth Ave., Suite 2B, P.O. Box 577, Helena MT 59624. (406) 442-7660; Fax (406) 442-7763. INDEX E-mail: [email protected] State Bar Officers January 2014 President Mark D. Parker, Billings President-Elect Matthew Thiel, Missoula Feature Stories Secretary-Treasurer Tips on Having Enjoyable Holiday Season with Elders ...................8 Bruce M. Spencer, Helena Immediate Past President Wisely Choosing a Defensible Business Name ............................... 10 Randall Snyder, Bigfork Edward Snowden: Hero or Traitor? ..................................................... 14 Chair of the Board Leslie Halligan, Missoula Fastcase Free Webinars in 2015 ........................................................... 21 Board of Trustees Attorney Match Mentorship Service .................................................. 26 Marybeth Sampsel, Kalispell Elizabeth Brennan, Missoula Leslie Shoquist, Missoula Guest Opinion: Citizens United Decision .......................................... 28 Tammy Wyatt-Shaw, Missoula Ellen Donohue, Anaconda Jason Holden, Great Falls Shari Gianarelli, Conrad Regular Features Kent Sipe, Roundup Luke Berger, Helena Member News ...............................................................................................5 Kate Ellis, Helena J.
    [Show full text]
  • The Interim Newsletter Sports New Look 1 Print and Electronic Versions of the the Interim Newsletter Will Notifi Cation of Committee Meetings 2 Have a New Look
    Thhee Innterimterim June 2009 A monthly newsletter of the Montana Legislative Branch Interim Newsletter Sports New Look In This Issue Beginning with this, the fi rst issue of the 2009-10 interim, the Interim Newsletter Sports New Look 1 print and electronic versions of the The Interim newsletter will Notifi cation of Committee Meetings 2 have a new look. Gayle Shirley, legislative information offi cer, Legislator Salary & Expenses 3 has redesigned both the print and electronic versions in an effort Energy & Telecommunications Committee 4 to improve their readability. The electronic version will include Children & Families Committee 5 hot links to committee web pages. These links will provide direct Water Policy Committee 5 access to interim committee and other legislative committee State Admin & Veterans’ Affairs Committee 6 information, including meeting schedules, agendas, reports, and Districting & Apportionment Commission 7 staff contacts. 7 Legislative Finance Committee Legislative Committees Revenue & Transportation Committee 8 Environmental Quality Council 9 The Interim is published monthly between legislative sessions. It Legislative Audit Committee 10 reports on the interim activities of legislative committees, including the Legislative Council, the Environmental Quality Council, the Economic Affairs Committee 10 Legislative Finance Committee, the Legislative Audit Committee, Law & Justice Committee 11 and legislative interim committees staffed by the Legislative Legislative Council 11 Services Division. These committees include
    [Show full text]
  • Montana Lawyers Are Amazing! Mock Trials
    Montana State Bar of Montana Lawyer April 2017 | Vol. 42, No. 6 Nominate deserving peers > Do you know of a lawyer who deserves recognition? Forms are inside and online for State Bar’s Jameson, Bousliman, Pro Bono, Equal Justice Awards. > Missoula attorneys Brett Schandelson, Colin Stephens honored for exonerations of Montana Innocence Project clients Also inside > Bar groups, others rally to support funding for Legal Services Corporation > Evidence Corner: Clear and Convincing and Beyond Reasonable Doubt -- Montana has amazing attorneys > Supreme Court decisions on blood evidence, recanted statement > President’s Message: Nation should not repeat past mistakes > Security Series: Protect your Internal Systems Montana Lawyer 1 The official magazine of the State Bar of Montana published every month except January and July by the State Bar of Montana, 7 W. Sixth Ave., Suite 2B, P.O. Box 577, Helena MT 59624. 406-442-7660; Fax 406-442-7763. INDEX Email: [email protected] State Bar Officers April 2017 President Bruce M. Spencer, Helena President-Elect Leslie Halligan, Missoula Feature Stories Secretary-Treasurer Innocence Preserved: Attorneys honored for exonerations ..... 12 Jason Holden, Great Falls Immediate Past President Security Series: Protect Your Internal Systems ............................... 14 Matthew Thiel, Missoula Ninth Circuit Summaries and Appellate Tips .................................. 16 Chair of the Board Juli Pierce, Billings Montana AG’s Authority over Charitable Trusts ............................ 18 Board of Trustees Will Our Data Be Safer in 2026? ............................................................ 22 Elizabeth Brennan, Missoula Brian C. Smith, Missoula David Steele, Missoula Award Nomination Forms ................................................................32-35 Kaylan Minor, Kalispell Jessica Polan, Anaconda Communication with Beneficiaries Can Ease Grieving ................ 29 Channing Hartelius, Great Falls Paul Haffeman, Great Falls Kent Sipe, Roundup Mike Talia, Helena Regular Features Kate Ellis, Helena J.
    [Show full text]
  • Vermont Law School Faculty Working Paper
    Vermont Law School Faculty Working Paper State Judicial Elections and Environmental Law: Case Studies of Montana, North Carolina, Washington and Wisconsin John Echeverria Professor of Law Vermont Law School 164 Chelsea Street South Royalton, VT 05068 [email protected] Forthcoming in the Vermont Journal of Environmental Law Vermont Law School Paper No. 19-14 Pre-Publication Draft State Judicial Elections and Environmental Law: Case Studies of Montana, North Carolina, Washington and Wisconsin. John Echeverria Vermont Law School October 12, 2014 Introduction and Overview This paper presents case studies of the judicial electoral process and its implications for environmental legal protections in four states: Montana, North Carolina, Washington, and Wisconsin. Academics and other researchers have documented the growing partisan competition and increasingly high levels of expenditures in state judicial elections.1 Prior research has also documented the efforts by various special interests to influence the ideological complexion of the state courts by supporting or opposing specific candidates for judicial office.2 This paper builds upon this prior work by attempting to determine whether successful efforts to change the personnel sitting on specific state courts have, in fact, influenced subsequent rulings by these courts in environmental cases, as intended by certain advocates. The federal courts, and the U.S. Supreme Court in particular, play a more visible role in the development of environmental law than the state courts. But the
    [Show full text]
  • 2014 October Montana Lawyer
    Montana State Bar of Montana LawyerOctober 2014 | Vol. 40, No. 1 HIGH-STAKES CASE Annual Meeting features high court arguments on $52M verdict Also in this edition: > Coverage of Access to Justice issues for National Pro Bono Week PRO BONO of the State Bar of Montana • Profiles of winners of the Neil Haight Pro Bono Award and WEEK OCT. 1925 the Karla M. Gray Equal Justice Award • Thank your from Montana Legal Services Association to pro bono attorneys • Profiles of several Montana Access to Justice organizations Montana Lawyer 1 The official magazine of the State Bar of Montana published every month except January and July by the State Bar of Montana, 7 W. Sixth Ave., Suite 2B, P.O. Box 577, Helena MT 59624. (406) 442-7660; Fax (406) 442-7763. INDEX E-mail: [email protected] State Bar Officers October 2014 President Mark D. Parker, Billings President-Elect Matthew Thiel, Missoula Feature Stories Secretary-Treasurer Evidence Corner: Mental Health Provider Priveleges .....................8 Bruce M. Spencer, Helena Immediate Past President State Bar Annual Meeting Coverage .................................................. 14 Randall Snyder, Bigfork Neil Haight Pro Bono Award: Pam Poon ........................................... 18 Chair of the Board Leslie Halligan, Missoula Karla M. Gray Equal Justice Award: Mike McGrath ........................ 19 Board of Trustees More National Pro Bono Week coverage ....................................20-21 Marybeth Sampsel, Kalispell Elizabeth Brennan, Missoula Leslie Shoquist, Missoula Tammy Wyatt-Shaw,
    [Show full text]
  • 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
    [Show full text]
  • Da 14-0259 in the Supreme Court of the State Of
    July 22 2014 DA 14-0259 IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF MONTANA 2014 MT 193 LOUISE CROSS, WADE DAHOOD, JEAN BOWMAN, MICHAEL McKEON, ARLYNE REICHERT, Plaintiffs and Appellees, v. LAWRENCE J.C. VANDYKE, STATE OF MONTANA, by and through LINDA McCULLOCH, in her capacity as Secretary of State, Defendants and Appellants. APPEAL FROM: District Court of the First Judicial District, In and For the County of Lewis and Clark, Cause No. ADV-2014-224 Honorable Mike Menahan, Presiding Judge COUNSEL OF RECORD: For Appellant Lawrence J.C. VanDyke: Rob Cameron, Nathan Bilyeu, Gough, Shanahan, Johnson & Waterman, Helena, Montana For Appellees: Peter Michael Meloy, Meloy Law Firm, Helena, Montana Gene Jarussi, Bishop & Heenan Law Firm, Billings, Montana Submitted on Briefs: June 25, 2014 Decided: July 22, 2014 Filed: __________________________________________ Clerk Justice Beth Baker delivered the Opinion of the Court. ¶1 Lawrence J.C. VanDyke appeals the First Judicial District Court’s grant of summary judgment to the Plaintiffs and Appellees, declaring VanDyke ineligible to seek election to the position of Justice of the Montana Supreme Court in the 2014 general election and directing the Montana Secretary of State to strike his name from the ballot. The only issue on appeal is whether VanDyke’s decision to take inactive status with the State Bar of Montana while he practiced law in other states disqualifies him from meeting the constitutional requirement of admission to the practice of law in Montana for five years prior to the election. We reverse. FACTUAL AND PROCEDURAL BACKGROUND ¶2 VanDyke was admitted to the Bar of the State of Montana on October 17, 2005.
    [Show full text]
  • Is It Time to Revise Montana's Dram Shop Act? Ross Sharkey University of Montana School of Law
    Montana Law Review Volume 72 Article 7 Issue 1 Winter 2011 1-2011 Rohlfs v. Klemenhagen, LLC: Is It Time to Revise Montana's Dram Shop Act? Ross Sharkey University of Montana School of Law Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarship.law.umt.edu/mlr Part of the Law Commons Recommended Citation Ross Sharkey, Rohlfs v. Klemenhagen, LLC: Is It Time to Revise Montana's Dram Shop Act?, 72 Mont. L. Rev. 127 (2011). Available at: https://scholarship.law.umt.edu/mlr/vol72/iss1/7 This Note is brought to you for free and open access by The choS larly Forum @ Montana Law. It has been accepted for inclusion in Montana Law Review by an authorized editor of The choS larly Forum @ Montana Law. Sharkey: Rohlfs v. Klemenhagen, LLC: Dram Shop Act NOTES ROHLFS v. KLEMENHAGEN, LLC: IS IT TIME TO REVISE MONTANA'S DRAM SHOP ACT? Ross Sharkey* I. INTRODUCTION Nearly every week, readers of Montana newspapers are reminded of the State's drunk-driving epidemic. Whether the given news article details sentencing of a repeat DUI offender,' describes the Legislature's most re- cent proposals to reform drunk-driving laws, 2 or chronicles the effects of a drunk-driving fatality, 3 the message remains the same: Montana has a prob- lem with drinking and driving. Indeed, 103 of the State's 229 traffic fatali- ties in 2008 were alcohol related.4 Of those fatalities, 91 involved a driver with a blood alcohol content (BAC) over the .08 grams-per-deciliter legal limit.5 * Thanks to Professor Stacey Gordon for her helpful comments and to my wife Lyndsey for her suggestions and support.
    [Show full text]
  • 2005 MT Legislature Special Session | MEA-MFT Voting Record
    MEA-MFT 2005 Special Legislative Session Voting Record Montana Senate SB 1 -SB 2nd Reading 1 -SB 3rd Reading 1 - 2nd ReadingHB 1 - 3rdHB Reading NAME AND PARTY Hometown % Right Vicki Cocchiarella (D) Missoula RRRR 100% Mike Cooney (D) Helena RRRR 100% Brent Cromley (D) Billings RRRR 100% Jon Ellingson (D) Missoula RRRR 100% Jim Elliott (D) Trout Creek RRRR 100% Steve Gallus (D) Butte RRRR 100% Kim Gillan (D) Billings RRRR 100% Ken "Kim" Hansen (D) Harlem RRRR 100% Dan Harrington (D) Butte RRRR 100% Bob Hawks (D) Bozeman RRRR 100% Lane Larson (D) Billings RRRR 100% Jesse Laslovich (D) Anaconda RRRR 100% Dave Lewis (R) Helena RRRR 100% Greg Lind (D) Missoula RRRR 100% Jeff Mangan (D) Great Falls RRRR 100% Lynda Moss (D) Billings RRRR 100% Gerald Pease (D) Lodge Grass RRRR 100% Glenn Roush (D) Cut Bank RRRR 100% Don Ryan (D) Great Falls RRRR 100% Trudi Schmidt (D) Great Falls RRRR 100% Frank Smith (D) Poplar RRRR 100% Carolyn Squires (D) Missoula RRRR 100% Jon Tester (D) Big Sandy RRRR 100% Ken Toole (D) Helena RRRR 100% Joe Tropila (D) Great Falls RRRR 100% Dan Weinberg (D) Whitefish RRRR 100% Mike Wheat (D) Bozeman RRRR 100% Carol Williams (D) Missoula RRRR 100% Rick Laible (R) Victor W R R R 75% John Cobb (R) Augusta W W R R 50% Sam Kitzenberg (R) Glasgow W W R R 50% Duane Grimes (R) Clancy W R W W 25% Keith Bales (R) Otter WWWW 0% Joe Balyeat (R) Bozeman WWWW 0% Gregory Barkus (R) Kalispell WWWW 0% Jerry Black (R) Shelby WWWW 0% John Brueggeman (R) Polson WWWW 0% Aubyn Curtiss (R) Fortine WWWW 0% John Esp (R) Big Timber WWWW 0% Jeff Essman
    [Show full text]