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1974 general · November 4, 1974

1974 Montana election results

Every race on Montana's ballot in the 1974 general election: winners, margins and seats that changed party.

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Races150
Changed party11
Unopposed14%21 races
Incumbents defeated26

Montana State Senate

D 30 · R 20 · 7 changed party

RaceWinnerWon byNotes
SD-1Ed B. Smith (R)28.0Flipped
SD-2Mark Etchart (R)14.0
SD-3Greg Jergeson (D)6.8
SD-4Stan Stephens (R)20.6Flipped
SD-5Allen C. Kolstad (R)23.1FlippedIncumbent lost
SD-6W. Gordon McOmber (D)23.1
SD-7Harold C. Nelson (R)5.6Incumbent lost
SD-8Richard G. Smith (D)7.4FlippedIncumbent lost
SD-9Matt Himsl (R)5.4
SD-10Bob Brown (R)2.6
SD-11Joe R. Roberts (D)Unopposed
SD-12George McCallum (R)10.3
SD-13Jean A. Turnage (R)5.8Flipped
SD-14John E. Manley (D)4.6
SD-15Frank Dunkle (R)17.3Flipped
SD-16Glen L. Drake (R)4.7
SD-17Larry Fasbender (D)7.2
SD-18Margaret S. Warden (D)8.8Flipped
SD-19John W. Devine (D)32.4
SD-20Michael T. Greely (D)0.4
SD-21George F. Roskie (R)10.7Incumbent lost
SD-22Pat M. Goodover (R)36.2
SD-23Jack E. Galt (R)11.7
SD-24Don Foster (D)3.5Incumbent lost
SD-25Dave Manning (D)25.1
SD-26William L. Mathers (R)Unopposed
SD-27Cornie R. Thiessen (D)14.3
SD-28S. A. Olson (R)10.6Incumbent lost
SD-29Carroll Graham (D)8.1
SD-30Max Conover (D)11.4
SD-31Pat Regan (D)27.5
SD-32Antoinette Fraser Rosell (R)42.0
SD-33Gene Cetrone (D)2.3Incumbent lost
SD-34Thomas E. Towe (D)20.6
SD-35Chet Blaylock (D)Unopposed
SD-36L. M. Aber (R)16.4
SD-37Pete Story (R)13.4
SD-38Paul F. Boylan (D)24.7
SD-39Ann Seibel (D)7.7
SD-40Terry Murphy (D)19.6
SD-41Frank W. Hazelbaker (R)44.9
SD-42Neil J. Lynch (D)Unopposed
SD-43Robert E. Lee (D)Unopposed
SD-44John E. Healy (D)Unopposed
SD-45John Mehrens (D)Unopposed
SD-46Miles Romney (D)4.9
SD-47Bill Norman (D)10.1Incumbent lost
SD-48Elmer Flynn (D)Unopposed
SD-49Robert D. Watt (D)23.4
SD-50Richard A. Cloberg (D)10.7Incumbent lost

Montana House of Representatives

D 68 · R 32 · 4 changed party

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Results are each source's final count; margins are the winner's lead over the runner-up in points of the vote. Source: Harvard Dataverse / Carl Klarner