The Latest: Statewide and Northwest Montana midterm election results

Election results as of 10 p.m., Nov. 3, 2026. Precincts fully: 29 of 728, Partially: 423 of 728.

U.S. Senate

Kurt Alme, Republican: 88,483 votes (50%)

Seth Bodnar, Independent: 64,380 votes (36%)

Alani Bankhead, Democrat: 20,869 votes (12%)

Kyle Austin, Libertarian: 3,046 votes (2%)

U.S. House of Representatives, District 1

Aaron Flint, Republican: 43,391 votes (53%)

Sam Forstag, Democrat: 36,428 votes (44%)

Nick Sheedy, Libertarian: 2,517 votes (3%)

U.S. House of Representatives, District 2

Troy Downing, Republican: 51,585 votes (55%)

Brian J. Miller, Democrat: 32,862 votes (35%)

Michael D. Eisenhauer, Independent: 8,205 votes (9%)

Patrick McCracken, Libertarian: 1,594 votes (2%)

Supreme Court Justice No. 4

Amy Eddy, Nonpartisan: 101,662 votes (60%)

Dan Wilson, Nonpartisan: 67,137 votes (40%)

Public Service Commissioner, District 1

Jeff Pattison, Republican: 20,948 votes (63%)

Angeline Cheek, Democrat: 12,228 votes (37%)

Public Service Commissioner, District 5

Annie Bukacek, Republican: 24,391 votes (51%)

Kevin Hamm, Democrat: 23,542 votes (49%)

State Senate District 1

Steve Gunderson, Republican: 2,208 votes (69%)

Jonathan Russell Jameson, Democrat: 990 votes (31%)

State Senate District 4

Amy Regier, Republican: 2,652 votes (56%)

Kyle Waterman, Democrat: 2,122 votes (44%)

State Senate District 6

Mark Noland, Republican: 3,322 votes (66%)

Patrick Fitzpatrick, Democrat: 1,694 votes (34%)

State Senate District 8

Christopher Paul Buckles, Republican: 0 votes (0%)

Tyson T. Running Wolf, Democrat: 0 votes (0%)

State Representative District 1

Michelle Bianco, Republican: 900 votes (68%)

Dakota V. Adams, Democrat: 418 votes (32%)

State Representative District 2

Tom Millett, Republican: 1,286 votes (69%)

Jane Maahs, Democrat: 581 votes (31%)

State Representative District 3

Debo Powers, Democrat: 1,889 votes (60%)

Derek Peachey, Republican: 1,244 votes (40%)

State Representative District 4

Paula Koch, Democrat: 1,455 votes (57%)

Shaun Pandina, Republican: 1,115 votes (43%)

State Representative District 5

Braxton Mitchell, Republican: 1,743 votes (66%)

Luca Welle, Democrat: 881 votes (34%)

State Representative District 6

Jim Riley, Republican: 2,007 votes (58%)

Darren Fix, Democrat: 1,483 votes (42%)

State Representative District 7

Madison Evans, Democrat: 1,008 votes (50%)

Courtenay Sprunger, Republican: 1,001 votes (50%)

State Representative District 8

Lukas Schubert, Republican: 1,743 votes (64%)

Calvin Lime, Democrat: 999 votes (36%)

State Representative District 9

Steven C. Kelly, Republican: 1,640 votes (62%)

Kate McLaughlin, Democrat: 998 votes (38%)

State Representative District 10

Terry Falk, Republican: 1,535 votes (63%)

Catherine C. Allen, Democrat: 887 votes (37%)

State Representative District 11

Ed Byrne, Republican: 2,250 votes (69%)

Maeve Kintzler, Democrat: 998 votes (31%)

State Representative District 12

Tracy A. Sharp, Republican: 2,410 votes (62%)

Cindy L. Bruckner, Democrat: 1,496 votes (38%)

State Representative District 13

Finley Warden, Republican: 1,820 votes (52%)

Dalton Bradford, Democrat: 1,689 votes (48%)

State Representative District 14

Paul Fielder, Republican: 2,540 votes (69%)

Colleen Hinds, Democrat: 1,160 votes (31%)

State Representative District 15

Thedis B. Crowe, Democrat: 911 votes (57%)

Ralph Foster, Republican: 698 votes (43%)

County Commissioner District 1

Brad Abell, Republican: 15,581 votes (58%)

Nathan Dugan, Democrat: 11,491 votes (42%)

Justice of the Peace, Department 2

Jim Wenz, Nonpartisan: 13,466 votes (59%)

Angela Ream, Nonpartisan: 9,543 votes (41%)

Justice of the Peace, Department 1 Retention Judge Eric S. Hummel

Yes: 20,513 votes (89%)

No: 2,470 votes (11%)

CI-132 Constitutional Initiative No. 132

Yes: 52,402 votes (69%)

No: 23,769 votes (31%)

CI-133 Constitutional Initiative No. 133

Yes: 48,388 votes (65%)

No: 26,241 votes (35%)

I-194 Initiative No. 194

Yes: 47,996 votes (65%)

No: 25,939 votes (35%)

City of Columbia Falls Proposed Change to the Existing Plan of Government

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