Republicans ruled the roost with few exceptions in the November election, though two Flathead Democrats, Dave Fern and Debo Powers, won seats.

Voters also approved a constitutional amendment that legalized abortion up to fetal viability.

Turnout was high, with 74.49% of registered voters going to the polls. Here’s the final results with all precincts reporting according to the Montana Secretary of State’s Office. (Top two candidates only)

President

Donald J. Trump (R) 343,0439

Kamala Harris (D) 225,267

U.S. Senate

Tim Sheehy (R) 312,070

Jon Tester (D) 267,983

Congress, 1st District 

Ryan Zinke (R) 162,541

Monica Tranel (D) 138,287

Governor

Greg Gianforte (R) 345,981

Ryan Busse (D) 225,780

Sec. of State

Christi Jacobsen (R) 355,332

Jesse James Mullen (D), 204,618

Atty. General

Austin Knudsen (R), 343,793

Ben Alke (D), 231,053

State Auditor

James Brown (R) 349,605

John Repke (D), 218,646

Superintendent of Public Instruction

Susie Hedalen (R) 339,460

Shannon O’Brien (D) 231,748

Clerk of Supreme Court

Bowen Greenwood (R) 322,530

Erin Farris-Olsen (D) 219,675

Public Service Commission, District 4

Jennifer Fielder (R) 68,585

Elena Evans, Independent, 56,848

Supreme Court Chief Justice

Jeremiah Lynch, 247,688

Cory Swanson, 288,950

Supreme Court Justice No. 3

Katherine Bidegaray, 290,872

Dan Wilson, 248,294

Senate District 2

Doug Adams (R) 6,093

Dave Fern (D) 6,722

House District 3

Cathy Mitchell, (R) 3,247

Debo Powers (D) 3,494

House District 4

Lyn Bennett (R), 3,094

Lindsey Jordan (D), 2,854

House District 5

Braxton Mitchell (R), 4,614

Steve Paugh (D), 1,636

CI-126 

(Open primaries)

Yes 278,636

No 294,222

CI-127 

(Runoff elections)

Yes 222,344

No, 341,974

CI-128 (Abortion rights)

Yes 336,451

No 247,294

Flathead County Commissioner

Randy Brodehl (R)

39,461

James Lockwood (D)

19,203