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2020 Statewide General Election Canvass Montana MONTANA SECRETARY OF STATE COREY STAPLETON 2020 STATEWIDE GENERAL ELECTION CANVASS Voting Information Number of Registered Votes Voter Precincts Voters Cast Turnout Beaverhead 16 7116 5740 80.66 % Big Horn 19 7498 4860 64.82 % Blaine 8 4173 3171 75.99 % Broadwater 5 5017 4136 82.44 % Carbon 13 8285 7184 86.71 % Carter 4 967 870 89.97 % Cascade 23 50461 40633 80.52 % Chouteau 9 3713 3022 81.39 % Custer 14 7222 5943 82.29 % Daniels 4 1201 1029 85.68 % Dawson 7 5890 4890 83.02 % Deer Lodge 14 5882 4968 84.46 % Fallon 1 1859 1597 85.91 % Fergus 16 7840 6576 83.88 % Flathead 42 76282 60642 79.50 % Gallatin 32 88553 71963 81.27 % Garfield 4 930 822 88.39 % Glacier 16 8353 5788 69.29 % Golden Valley 2 582 507 87.11 % Granite 4 2453 2128 86.75 % Hill 17 9235 7302 79.07 % Jefferson 10 9466 8247 87.12 % Judith Basin 4 1507 1359 90.18 % Lake 22 20781 16810 80.89 % Lewis & Clark 33 50631 42862 84.66 % Liberty 4 1226 1100 89.72 % Lincoln 14 14463 11866 82.04 % Madison 8 7111 6165 86.70 % McCone 3 1241 1136 91.54 % Meagher 1 1320 1127 85.38 % Mineral 6 3382 2602 76.94 % Missoula 52 91095 72491 79.58 % Musselshell 6 3590 2901 80.81 % Park 11 13920 11711 84.13 % Petroleum 1 391 351 89.77 % Phillips 2 2867 2412 84.13 % Pondera 8 3842 3028 78.81 % Powder River 7 1337 1148 85.86 % Powell 13 3885 3229 83.11 % Prairie 4 880 742 84.32 % Ravalli 24 33739 28846 85.50 % Richland 13 7706 5864 76.10 % Roosevelt 12 6046 4084 67.55 % Rosebud 12 5049 3803 75.32 % Sanders 9 9199 7705 83.76 % Sheridan 6 2516 2073 82.39 % Silver Bow 31 23410 19041 81.34 % Stillwater 8 6818 5792 84.95 % Sweet Grass 5 2833 2475 87.36 % Teton 5 4205 3736 88.85 % Toole 5 2610 2145 82.18 % Treasure 1 551 469 85.12 % Valley 3 5136 4327 84.25 % Wheatland 5 1261 1080 85.65 % Wibaux 1 738 608 82.38 % Yellowstone 44 104274 84969 81.49 % Total 663 752538 612075 81.33 % 1 of 19 MONTANA SECRETARY OF STATE COREY STAPLETON 2020 STATEWIDE GENERAL ELECTION CANVASS PRESIDENT JOSEPH R. BIDEN JO JORGENSEN DONALD J. TRUMP AND KAMALA D. AND JEREMY AND MICHAEL R. HARRIS "SPIKE" COHEN PENCE Democrat Libertarian Republican Beaverhead 1608 130 3923 Big Horn 2491 86 2207 Blaine 1589 59 1469 Broadwater 835 89 3173 Carbon 2421 163 4468 Carter 74 15 775 Cascade 15456 1114 23315 Chouteau 991 83 1891 Custer 1514 141 4205 Daniels 195 20 799 Dawson 962 105 3758 Deer Lodge 2562 143 2186 Fallon 172 28 1375 Fergus 1496 142 4869 Flathead 20274 1341 38321 Gallatin 37044 2239 31696 Garfield 41 8 764 Glacier 3610 123 1884 Golden Valley 78 11 414 Granite 638 45 1419 Hill 2981 244 3957 Jefferson 2625 181 5345 Judith Basin 275 29 1040 Lake 6916 388 9322 Lewis & Clark 19743 1113 21409 Liberty 249 13 821 Lincoln 2835 240 8672 Madison 1771 125 4191 McCone 155 17 956 Meagher 258 19 833 Mineral 686 49 1828 Missoula 43357 1791 26347 Musselshell 413 45 2423 Park 5280 261 6025 Petroleum 39 11 298 Phillips 416 30 1936 Pondera 903 61 2031 Powder River 154 12 970 Powell 752 72 2355 Prairie 126 15 603 Ravalli 8763 630 19114 Richland 875 123 4800 Roosevelt 1910 111 1996 Rosebud 1199 88 2486 Sanders 1820 142 5660 Sheridan 574 53 1403 Silver Bow 10392 521 7745 Stillwater 1156 106 4462 Sweet Grass 549 57 1840 Teton 1007 64 2608 Toole 467 56 1596 Treasure 78 9 373 Valley 1030 96 3135 Wheatland 225 20 823 Wibaux 77 5 516 Yellowstone 30679 2370 50772 Total 244786 15252 343602 2 of 19 MONTANA SECRETARY OF STATE COREY STAPLETON 2020 STATEWIDE GENERAL ELECTION CANVASS UNITED STATES SENATOR STEVE BULLOCK STEVE DAINES Democrat Republican Beaverhead 1890 3775 Big Horn 2687 2106 Blaine 1792 1343 Broadwater 1003 3107 Carbon 2591 4404 Carter 94 767 Cascade 17727 22312 Chouteau 1179 1813 Custer 1865 3995 Daniels 243 787 Dawson 1189 3634 Deer Lodge 2961 1921 Fallon 235 1341 Fergus 1788 4746 Flathead 22180 37861 Gallatin 39540 31829 Garfield 73 736 Glacier 4032 1687 Golden Valley 99 405 Granite 741 1360 Hill 3477 3746 Jefferson 2967 5206 Judith Basin 322 1026 Lake 7664 8964 Lewis & Clark 21955 20554 Liberty 299 789 Lincoln 3228 8490 Madison 2015 4103 McCone 177 946 Meagher 306 812 Mineral 816 1735 Missoula 46268 25529 Musselshell 538 2341 Park 5766 5841 Petroleum 51 300 Phillips 483 1895 Pondera 1072 1933 Powder River 180 957 Powell 936 2240 Prairie 161 586 Ravalli 9868 18706 Richland 1122 4669 Roosevelt 2142 1891 Rosebud 1338 2436 Sanders 2191 5395 Sheridan 668 1356 Silver Bow 12183 6641 Stillwater 1374 4370 Sweet Grass 625 1834 Teton 1165 2541 Toole 595 1528 Treasure 88 376 Valley 1306 2953 Wheatland 270 789 Wibaux 105 491 Yellowstone 34833 49276 Total 272463 333174 3 of 19 MONTANA SECRETARY OF STATE COREY STAPLETON 2020 STATEWIDE GENERAL ELECTION CANVASS UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE KATHLEEN MATT ROSENDALE WILLIAMS Republican Democrat Beaverhead 1817 3811 Big Horn 2681 2103 Blaine 1707 1391 Broadwater 935 3150 Carbon 2590 4465 Carter 96 758 Cascade 17043 22724 Chouteau 1140 1820 Custer 1773 4072 Daniels 229 786 Dawson 1161 3639 Deer Lodge 2831 2036 Fallon 251 1312 Fergus 1753 4715 Flathead 21271 38426 Gallatin 38501 32217 Garfield 63 738 Glacier 3885 1783 Golden Valley 47 412 Granite 700 1388 Hill 3361 3807 Jefferson 2835 5288 Judith Basin 346 998 Lake 7250 9239 Lewis & Clark 21050 21045 Liberty 304 776 Lincoln 3112 8587 Madison 1943 4113 McCone 187 932 Meagher 273 834 Mineral 679 1647 Missoula 44749 26662 Musselshell 519 2341 Park 5582 5933 Petroleum 51 298 Phillips 489 1860 Pondera 1019 1963 Powder River 185 953 Powell 899 2278 Prairie 148 568 Ravalli 9350 19114 Richland 1054 4694 Roosevelt 2060 1927 Rosebud 1325 2426 Sanders 2009 5574 Sheridan 681 1328 Silver Bow 11511 7175 Stillwater 1343 4366 Sweet Grass 606 1843 Teton 1127 2557 Toole 551 1546 Treasure 104 356 Valley 1232 2966 Wheatland 271 792 Wibaux 98 492 Yellowstone 33563 50145 Total 262340 339169 4 of 19 MONTANA SECRETARY OF STATE COREY STAPLETON 2020 STATEWIDE GENERAL ELECTION CANVASS GOVERNOR & LT. GOVERNOR MIKE COONEY LYMAN BISHOP GREG GIANFORTE AND CASEY AND JOHN AND KRISTEN SCHREINER NESPER JURAS Democrat Libertarian Republican Beaverhead 1668 209 3779 Big Horn 2513 203 2078 Blaine 1619 133 1365 Broadwater 928 139 3032 Carbon 2498 275 4303 Carter 91 18 748 Cascade 15922 1689 22221 Chouteau 1048 108 1816 Custer 1619 279 3971 Daniels 217 24 768 Dawson 1124 178 3524 Deer Lodge 2747 245 1881 Fallon 218 49 1288 Fergus 1567 195 4737 Flathead 20387 2225 37213 Gallatin 36788 2800 31368 Garfield 48 14 751 Glacier 3730 245 1709 Golden Valley 80 14 409 Granite 659 87 1348 Hill 3146 393 3642 Jefferson 2791 281 5097 Judith Basin 281 48 1017 Lake 6885 791 8913 Lewis & Clark 21022 1448 19969 Liberty 268 27 788 Lincoln 3001 424 8279 Madison 1877 219 3992 McCone 165 31 921 Meagher 256 33 823 Mineral 706 131 1715 Missoula 43426 2706 25448 Musselshell 450 102 2318 Park 5364 418 5798 Petroleum 44 7 299 Phillips 412 53 1908 Pondera 912 104 1981 Powder River 162 24 943 Powell 849 126 2212 Prairie 160 26 544 Ravalli 8883 1063 18557 Richland 1017 231 4506 Roosevelt 1961 187 1859 Rosebud 1236 148 2363 Sanders 1870 370 5346 Sheridan 634 82 1300 Silver Bow 11495 788 6490 Stillwater 1263 171 4292 Sweet Grass 553 94 1801 Teton 1053 135 2497 Toole 468 101 1546 Treasure 89 13 358 Valley 1182 167 2899 Wheatland 251 42 767 Wibaux 105 15 465 Yellowstone 31152 4051 48586 Total 250860 24179 328548 5 of 19 MONTANA SECRETARY OF STATE COREY STAPLETON 2020 STATEWIDE GENERAL ELECTION CANVASS SECRETARY OF STATE BRYCE BENNETT CHRISTI Democrat JACOBSEN Republican Beaverhead 1562 4002 Big Horn 2561 2168 Blaine 1626 1454 Broadwater 808 3228 Carbon 2374 4615 Carter 76 765 Cascade 15200 23816 Chouteau 978 1912 Custer 1527 4235 Daniels 195 779 Dawson 1010 3716 Deer Lodge 2647 2149 Fallon 164 1331 Fergus 1550 4837 Flathead 19434 39490 Gallatin 35403 33796 Garfield 47 741 Glacier 3772 1861 Golden Valley 83 407 Granite 635 1427 Hill 3014 4061 Jefferson 2553 5501 Judith Basin 262 1044 Lake 6720 9603 Lewis & Clark 19246 22535 Liberty 249 805 Lincoln 2829 8727 Madison 1732 4280 McCone 154 939 Meagher 247 847 Mineral 684 1714 Missoula 42153 27964 Musselshell 424 2403 Park 5200 6198 Petroleum 46 302 Phillips 394 1938 Pondera 869 2078 Powder River 138 958 Powell 771 2377 Prairie 138 574 Ravalli 8479 19544 Richland 943 4698 Roosevelt 1943 2000 Rosebud 1243 2478 Sanders 1790 5692 Sheridan 545 1393 Silver Bow 10673 7701 Stillwater 1166 4503 Sweet Grass 520 1901 Teton 988 2644 Toole 477 1600 Treasure 83 370 Valley 1078 3073 Wheatland 246 803 Wibaux 84 494 Yellowstone 29884 52468 Total 239617 352939 6 of 19 MONTANA SECRETARY OF STATE COREY STAPLETON 2020 STATEWIDE GENERAL ELECTION CANVASS ATTORNEY GENERAL RAPH GRAYBILL AUSTIN KNUDSEN Democrat Republican Beaverhead 1659 3957 Big Horn 2591 2182 Blaine 1674 1426 Broadwater 898 3139 Carbon 2419 4591 Carter 73 773 Cascade 16219 22932 Chouteau 1027 1912 Custer 1587 4226 Daniels 218 782 Dawson 1051 3714 Deer Lodge 2739 2096 Fallon 166 1343 Fergus 1555 4874 Flathead 19709 39327 Gallatin 36382 32654 Garfield 49 751 Glacier 3801 1849 Golden Valley 78 425 Granite 645 1428 Hill 3147 3996 Jefferson 2768 5313 Judith Basin 270 1065 Lake 6881 9591 Lewis & Clark 20634 21292 Liberty 285 786 Lincoln 2809 8766 Madison 1833 4195 McCone 161 956 Meagher 246 849 Mineral 700 1722 Missoula 42789 27700 Musselshell 417 2421 Park 5301 6133 Petroleum 40 306 Phillips 433 1927 Pondera 935 2032 Powder River 135 977 Powell 796 2376 Prairie 133 585 Ravalli 8728 19484 Richland 939 4740 Roosevelt 1986 2017 Rosebud 1231 2503 Sanders 1859 5689 Sheridan 535 1469 Silver Bow 11061 7482 Stillwater 1166 4486 Sweet Grass 545 1891 Teton 1040 2632 Toole 505 1586 Treasure 75 382 Valley 1116 3089 Wheatland 237 815 Wibaux 88 496 Yellowstone
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