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MONTANA SECRETARY of STATE LINDA Mcculloch LEGISLATIVE PRIMARY CANVASS - JUNE 08, 2010 MONTANA SECRETARY OF STATE LINDA McCULLOCH LEGISLATIVE PRIMARY CANVASS - JUNE 08, 2010 Democrat Republican EILEEN CARNEY GERALD (JERRY) BENNETT HD 01 Lincoln 545 1,439 TOTAL 545 1,439 Democrat Republican Republican TIM LINEHAN MATT CHARLTON MIKE CUFFE HD 02 Lincoln 540 747 1,169 TOTAL 540 747 1,169 Democrat Republican Republican Republican ZAC PERRY JERRY O'NEIL HARM TOREN SANDY WELCH HD 03 Flathead 266 587 211 476 TOTAL 266 587 211 476 Democrat Republican Republican Republican WILL P. WM. (BILL) DAMON PACE DEREK SKEES HAMMERQUIST GEISSE HD 04 Flathead 436 166 334 612 TOTAL 436 166 334 612 Democrat Republican JAMES MAHNKE KEITH REGIER HD 05 Flathead 259 1,712 TOTAL 259 1,712 Democrat Republican SCOTT WHEELER BILL BECK HD 06 Flathead 383 1,544 TOTAL 383 1,544 Democrat Republican Republican KAREN REEVES RANDY BRODEHL STEVEN THOMPSON HD 07 Flathead 278 702 634 TOTAL 278 702 634 Democrat Democrat Republican Republican DANE CLARK BRYAN SCHUTT CARL GLIMM STEVE LAVIN HD 08 Flathead 91 329 460 487 TOTAL 91 329 460 487 Democrat Republican NEAL BROWN SCOTT M. REICHNER HD 09 Flathead 313 1,001 Lake 109 333 TOTAL 422 1,334 Democrat Republican CARLA AUGUSTAD MARK W. BLASDEL HD 10 Flathead 305 1,775 TOTAL 305 1,775 Republican Republican Republican J. GARTH COX JOSH D. KING JANNA TAYLOR HD 11 Flathead 20 72 224 Lake 279 153 1,080 TOTAL 299 225 1,304 Democrat Republican Republican JOHN FLEMING DANIEL R. JOHN SWENSON SALOMON HD 12 Lake 308 863 517 TOTAL 308 863 517 Democrat Republican JACKIE BURGESS PAT INGRAHAM HD 13 Sanders 272 2,724 TOTAL 272 2,724 Democrat Republican JUDY STANG GORDON R. HENDRICK HD 14 Mineral 269 846 Missoula 222 390 Sanders 36 145 TOTAL 527 1,381 Democrat Democrat Republican FROSTY BOSS RIBS JAMES STEELE JR JOE READ HD 15 Glacier 164 77 12 Lake 74 166 456 Missoula 8 3 5 Pondera 71 26 6 TOTAL 317 272 479 Democrat Republican CHERYL LYNN LILA J. WALTER LITTLE DOG EVANS HD 16 Glacier 996 108 Toole 13 68 TOTAL 1,009 176 Democrat Republican MIKE HENNING CHRISTY CLARK HD 17 Lewis & Clark 138 235 Powell 6 37 Teton 416 677 TOTAL 560 949 Republican JESSE O'HARA HD 18 Cascade 1,108 TOTAL 1,108 Republican MIKE MILBURN HD 19 Cascade 796 TOTAL 796 Democrat Democrat Republican Republican LEE ANNE GILLS DONNA M. ZOOK JACK ALLEN STEVE FITZPATRICK HD 20 Cascade 436 509 345 435 TOTAL 436 509 345 435 Democrat Democrat Republican DALE CROSBY JEAN PRICE ERIC J. BAKLY HD 21 Cascade 215 1,005 575 TOTAL 215 1,005 575 Democrat Republican TRUDI SCHMIDT CRAIG SUCH HD 22 Cascade 788 387 TOTAL 788 387 Democrat Republican CARLIE BOLAND JERALD L. PATTERSON HD 23 Cascade 782 344 TOTAL 782 344 Democrat Republican GARY LUCERO BRIAN HOVEN HD 24 Cascade 476 283 TOTAL 476 283 Democrat Democrat Republican Republican LINDSAY LOVE ROD LUKASIK CLEVE J. LONEY RICK TRYON HD 25 Cascade 1,072 757 485 369 TOTAL 1,072 757 485 369 Democrat Republican ROBERT "BOB" LOLA SHELDON MEHLHOFF GALLOWAY HD 26 Cascade 983 438 TOTAL 983 438 Democrat Republican Republican ATHENA MOSXONA ROB COOK KEITH THOMAS MELHUS HD 27 Glacier 245 167 60 Pondera 214 736 124 Toole 5 41 9 TOTAL 464 944 193 Republican ROY HOLLANDSWORTH HD 28 Chouteau 1,013 Liberty 440 Toole 431 TOTAL 1,884 Democrat Republican KURT MYLLYMAKI RYAN OSMUNDSON HD 29 Chouteau 35 376 Fergus 304 798 Judith Basin 149 280 TOTAL 488 1,454 Republican BILL HARRIS HD 30 Fergus 1,077 Garfield 347 McCone 148 Petroleum 70 TOTAL 1,642 Democrat Democrat FRANK J. SMITH BILL WHITEHEAD HD 31 Roosevelt 439 188 Valley 56 29 TOTAL 495 217 Democrat Democrat Democrat TONY BELCOURT DAVID B LINDSETH J.P. "CHUNKER" WALKER HD 32 Blaine 108 56 61 Chouteau 8 2 0 Hill 145 77 31 Phillips 15 3 2 Valley 16 10 3 TOTAL 292 148 97 Democrat Democrat Republican PHILLIP DEFELICE JACK TRETHEWEY KRIS HANSEN HD 33 Hill 353 886 362 TOTAL 353 886 362 Democrat Democrat Republican DAVID H BREWER DANA SAPP SEIDEL WENDY WARBURTON HD 34 Blaine 72 226 293 Hill 174 597 164 TOTAL 246 823 457 Republican WAYNE C. STAHL HD 35 Phillips 925 Valley 605 TOTAL 1,530 Democrat Republican JULIE E. FRENCH AUSTIN KNUDSEN HD 36 Daniels 173 213 Richland 21 128 Roosevelt 146 243 Sheridan 412 419 TOTAL 752 1,003 Republican WALTER L MCNUTT HD 37 Dawson 102 Richland 1,542 TOTAL 1,644 Democrat Republican Republican Republican DENNIS GETZ ALAN DOANE EDWARD A. MATTHEW M. HILBERT ROSENDALE, SR. HD 38 Dawson 644 632 180 849 Wibaux 97 137 13 52 TOTAL 741 769 193 901 Democrat Republican Republican CODY W. (C.W.) JESSE M. LEE RANDALL DREW BARNHART HD 39 Carter 15 145 340 Custer 47 104 193 Dawson 28 48 52 Fallon 40 254 449 McCone 69 31 80 Powder River 5 306 321 Prairie 42 124 282 TOTAL 246 1,012 1,717 Democrat Republican BILL MCCHESNEY BRIAN SCHOOF HD 40 Custer 532 847 TOTAL 532 847 Democrat Republican J. DAVID STERLING SMALL ROUNDSTONE HD 41 Big Horn 279 193 Powder River 2 41 Rosebud 60 42 TOTAL 341 276 Democrat Republican CAROLYN BILL JOSEPH PEASE-LOPEZ HD 42 Big Horn 953 413 Yellowstone 15 51 TOTAL 968 464 Democrat Republican JESSE R COATE DUANE ANKNEY HD 43 Custer 2 31 Rosebud 282 517 Treasure 14 263 Yellowstone 179 581 TOTAL 477 1,392 Democrat Republican DON REED JONATHAN MCNIVEN HD 44 Yellowstone 457 1,009 TOTAL 457 1,009 Republican TOM BERRY HD 45 Custer 185 Musselshell 1,100 Rosebud 124 Yellowstone 418 TOTAL 1,827 Republican KEN PETERSON HD 46 Yellowstone 2,226 TOTAL 2,226 Democrat Republican Republican PAM ELLIS CHARLES BOTT JAMES KNOX HD 47 Yellowstone 593 391 1,236 TOTAL 593 391 1,236 Democrat Republican WANDA GRINDE DOUGLAS "DOUG" KARY HD 48 Yellowstone 561 1,049 TOTAL 561 1,049 Democrat Democrat Republican Republican Republican MARY MCNALLY WILLIAM NIGRO THOMAS W. BAER SHAUNA KERR KASSIDY OLSON SR HD 49 Yellowstone 608 57 233 235 161 TOTAL 608 57 233 235 161 Democrat Republican MARY HERNANDEZ TOM MCGILLVRAY HD 50 Yellowstone 769 1,384 TOTAL 769 1,384 Democrat Republican ROBYN DRISCOLL TROY BOUCHER HD 51 Yellowstone 429 486 TOTAL 429 486 Democrat Republican VIRGINIA COURT BRUCE REIERSON HD 52 Yellowstone 609 831 TOTAL 609 831 Democrat Republican CHRIS "SHOOTS" ELSIE ARNTZEN VEIS HD 53 Yellowstone 534 940 TOTAL 534 940 Democrat Republican MARGIE DENNIS R. LENZ MACDONALD HD 54 Yellowstone 509 669 TOTAL 509 669 Democrat Republican KEN CROUCH CARY SMITH HD 55 Yellowstone 662 1,779 TOTAL 662 1,779 Republican DON ROBERTS HD 56 Yellowstone 2,067 TOTAL 2,067 Republican Republican DEBRA M. DAN KENNEDY BONOGOFSKY HD 57 Carbon 71 91 Yellowstone 1,147 1,376 TOTAL 1,218 1,467 Democrat Republican DENISE M. DU PONT KRAYTON KERNS HD 58 Yellowstone 697 1,172 TOTAL 697 1,172 Democrat Republican PAUL BECK JOANNE G. BLYTON HD 59 Carbon 784 1,585 TOTAL 784 1,585 Republican DAVID HOWARD HD 60 Carbon 20 Stillwater 1,592 Sweet Grass 175 TOTAL 1,787 Republican Republican JOEL BONIEK JOHN ESP HD 61 Park 872 851 Sweet Grass 475 661 TOTAL 1,347 1,512 Democrat Republican BOB EBINGER DAN SKATTUM HD 62 Park 445 969 TOTAL 445 969 Democrat Republican JENNIFER JP TOM BURNETT POMNICHOWSKI HD 63 Gallatin 552 1,419 TOTAL 552 1,419 Democrat Republican Republican FRANKE WILMER CLINT FIELD NICK LANDEROS HD 64 Gallatin 372 357 359 TOTAL 372 357 359 Democrat Democrat Republican BETHANY LETIECQ KATHLEEN NICK MAHAN WILLIAMS HD 65 Gallatin 164 255 268 TOTAL 164 255 268 Democrat Republican Republican MIKE PHILLIPS JEDEDIAH HINKLE JOHN MILANOVICH HD 66 Gallatin 326 347 240 TOTAL 326 347 240 Democrat Republican JIM ELDER GORDON (GORDY) VANCE HD 67 Gallatin 265 1,241 TOTAL 265 1,241 Democrat Democrat Republican Republican ROBERT G. BRADLEY TERRY BANNAN KELLY FLYNN BRASTRUP SHOOKMAN HD 68 Broadwater 173 64 192 785 Gallatin 104 34 462 688 TOTAL 277 98 654 1,473 Democrat Republican Republican MARY LANE OLSON RONALD SCOTT TED WASHBURN MURRAY HD 69 Gallatin 258 914 1,096 TOTAL 258 914 1,096 Democrat Republican APRIL BUONAMICI MICHAEL (MIKE) MORE HD 70 Gallatin 273 1,198 TOTAL 273 1,198 Republican Republican Republican LES GILMAN RAY L. SHAW BOB WAGNER HD 71 Jefferson 127 89 390 Madison 899 415 762 TOTAL 1,026 504 1,152 Republican Republican RON LAKE JEFFREY W. WELBORN HD 72 Beaverhead 352 1,838 TOTAL 352 1,838 Democrat Republican PAT NOONAN RACHEL ROBERTS HD 73 Silver Bow 784 370 TOTAL 784 370 Democrat Republican BOB BROCK MAX YATES HD 74 Silver Bow 872 630 TOTAL 872 630 Democrat EDITH (EDIE) MCCLAFFERTY HD 75 Silver Bow 821 TOTAL 821 Democrat JON SESSO HD 76 Silver Bow 668 TOTAL 668 Democrat Republican Republican Republican SHEILA HOGAN ALAN HALE GREGG TRUDE KIRK B. WAGONER HD 77 Jefferson 753 631 94 560 Lewis & Clark 199 59 23 52 TOTAL 952 690 117 612 Democrat Democrat Republican Republican Republican JOE COHENOUR MOLLY SEVERTSON STEVE GIBSON BOWEN PHOEBE GREENWOOD (BABCOCK) WILLIAMS HD 78 Lewis & Clark 456 342 401 266 187 TOTAL 456 342 401 266 187 Democrat Republican CHUCK HUNTER ROBERT FERGUSON HD 79 Lewis & Clark 1,285 697 TOTAL 1,285 697 Democrat Democrat Republican DON JUDGE SHAWN WHITE LIZ BANGERTER WOLF HD 80 Lewis & Clark 892 252 662 TOTAL 892 252 662 Democrat Republican GALEN JAMES D.
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