U.S. Representatives from Montana, 1889-2020(May beincomplete!)
Events and Candidates(may be incomplete!)
1889 Oct 1:ThomasH. Carter (Rep), elected;MartinMaginnis (Dem), defeated. 1890 Nov 4:WilliamW. Dixon (Dem), elected;ThomasH. Carter (Rep), defeated;AndrewL. Corbly (Prohibition), defeated;W.T. Field (Labor), defeated. 1896 Nov 3:O.F. Goddard (Rep), defeated. 1898 Nov 8:AlbertJ. Campbell (Dem), elected;ThomasC. Marshall (Rep), defeated;ThomasS. Hogan (Silver Republican), defeated. 1906:ThomasJ. Walsh, defeated. 1914:FletcherMaddox (Rep), defeated. 1912 Nov 5:TomStout (Dem), elected;JohnM. Evans (Dem), elected;CharlesN. Pray (Rep), defeated;WilliamR. Allen (Rep), defeated;ThomasM. Everett (Progressive), defeated;GeorgeA. Horkan (Progressive), defeated;HenriLa Beau (Socialist), defeated;J.Frank Mable (Socialist), defeated. 1920 Nov 2:WashingtonJ. McCormick (Rep), elected;BurtonWatson (Dem), defeated. 1922 Nov 7:JohnM. Evans (Dem), elected;WashingtonJ. McCormick (Rep), defeated;LuluF. Dawley (Socialist), defeated. 1924 Nov 4:JohnM. Evans (Dem), elected;JohnO. Davies (Rep), defeated;JohnF. McKay (Socialist), defeated. 1926 Nov 2:JohnM. Evans (Dem), elected;RonaldHiggins (Rep), defeated;GeorgeH. Ambrose (Socialist), defeated. 1928 Nov 6:JohnM. Evans (Dem), elected;MarkD. Fitzgerald (Rep), defeated;P.J. Cavanaugh (Socialist), defeated. 1920 Nov 2:CarlW. Riddick (Rep), elected;M.McCusker (Dem), defeated. 1922 Nov 7:ScottLeavitt (Rep), elected;PrestonB. Moss (Dem), defeated. 1924 Nov 4:ScottLeavitt (Rep), elected;JosephKirschwing (Dem), defeated;CharlesE. Taylor (Farmer-Labor), defeated. 1926 Nov 2:ScottLeavitt (Rep), elected;HarryB. Mitchell (Dem), defeated;ClairStoner (Farmer-Labor), defeated;JacobM. Kruse (Socialist), defeated. 1928 Nov 6:ScottLeavitt (Rep), elected;B.A. Taylor (Dem), defeated;JacobM. Kruse (Socialist), defeated. 1930 Nov 4:JohnM. Evans (Dem), elected;MarkD. Fitzgerald (Rep), defeated;J.P. Cavanaugh (Socialist), defeated;CharlesSquires (Farmer-Labor), defeated. 1932 Nov 8:JosephP. Monaghan (Dem), elected;MarkD. Fitzgerald (Rep), defeated;A.N. Brooks (Socialist), defeated;RogerMurray (Communist), defeated. 1934 Nov 6:JosephP. Monaghan (Dem), elected;D.D. Evans (Rep), defeated;CharlesSchneider (Socialist), defeated;GeorgeSalisbury (Communist), defeated. 1936 Nov 3:JerryJ. O'Connell (Dem), elected;H.L. Hart (Rep), defeated;H.C. Schneider (Socialist), defeated. 1938 Nov 8:JacobThorkelson (Rep), elected;JerryJ. O'Connell (Dem), defeated. 1930 Nov 4:ScottLeavitt (Rep), elected;TomStout (Dem), defeated;JamesOstby (Farmer-Labor), defeated;JacobM. Kruse (Socialist), defeated;WayneLa Grange (Communist), defeated. 1932 Nov 8:RoyE. Ayers (Dem), elected;ScottLeavitt (Rep), defeated;J.H. Matheson (Socialist), defeated;HarryJuul (Communist), defeated;H.F. Fuerstnow (Liberty), defeated. 1934 Nov 6:RoyE. Ayers (Dem), elected;StanleyE. Felt (Rep), defeated;YaleAdams (Socialist), defeated. 1936 Nov 3:JamesF. O'Connor (Dem), elected;T.S. Stockdal (Rep), defeated;BertChesner (Socialist), defeated. 1938 Nov 8:JamesF. O'Connor (Dem), elected;WilliamC. Husband (Rep), defeated. 1940 Jul 16:JerryJ. O'Connell (Dem), nominated;HughR. Adair (Dem), defeated in primary;MikeMansfield (Dem), defeated in primary;RuthReardon (Dem), defeated in primary. 1940 Jul 16:JeannetteRankin (Rep), nominated;JacobThorkelson (Rep), defeated in primary;WinfieldE. Page (Rep), defeated in primary;WilliamR. Allen (Rep), defeated in primary. 1940 Nov 5:JeannetteRankin (Rep), elected;JerryJ. O'Connell (Dem), defeated. 1942 Nov 3:MikeMansfield (Dem), elected;HowardK. Hazelbaker (Rep), defeated;LaverneHamilton (Socialist), defeated. 1944 Nov 7:MikeMansfield (Dem), elected;M.S. Galasso (Rep), defeated;LaverneHamilton (Socialist), defeated. 1946 Nov 5:MikeMansfield (Dem), elected;WalterR. Rankin (Rep), defeated. 1948:AlbertH. Angstman (Rep), defeated. 1940 Jul 16:JamesF. O'Connor (Dem), nominated unopposed. 1940 Jul 16:MelvinN. Hoiness (Rep), nominated;WilliamRuffcorn (Rep), defeated in primary. 1940 Nov 5:JamesF. O'Connor (Dem), elected;MelvinN. Hoiness (Rep), defeated;LaverneHamilton (Socialist), defeated. 1942 Nov 3:JamesF. O'Connor (Dem), elected;F.F. Haynes (Rep), defeated;EarlMcConnell (Socialist), defeated. 1944 Nov 7:JamesF. O'Connor (Dem), elected;F.F. Haynes (Rep), defeated;EdgarM. Spriggs (Socialist), defeated. 1945:JamesF. O'Connor, died in office. 1946 Nov 5:WesleyA. D'Ewart (Rep), elected;JohnJ. Holmes (Dem), defeated;EdgarM. Spriggs (Socialist), defeated. 1950 Nov 7:MikeMansfield (Dem), elected;RalphY. McGinnis (Rep), defeated;LaverneHamilton (Socialist), defeated. 1954 Nov 2:LeeMetcalf (Dem), elected;WinfieldE. Page (Rep), defeated. 1950 Nov 7:WesleyA. D'Ewart (Rep), elected;JohnJ. Holmes (Dem), defeated;ChesterL. Kinsey (Progressive), defeated. 1954 Nov 2:OrvinB. Fjare (Rep), elected;LeRoyH. Anderson (Dem), defeated. 1956:OrvinB. Fjare (Rep), defeated. 1960 Jun 7:ArnoldOlsen (Dem), nominated;JamesR. Shea (Dem), defeated in primary;MiltonColvin (Dem), defeated in primary;MauriceF. Hennessey (Dem), defeated in primary. 1960 Jun 7:GeorgeP. Sarsfield (Rep), nominated;TomCollins (Rep), defeated in primary;EugeneC. Corner (Rep), defeated in primary. 1960 Nov 8:ArnoldOlsen (Dem), elected;GeorgeP. Sarsfield (Rep), defeated. 1960 Jun 7:LeoGraybill, Jr. (Dem), nominated;DannyO'Neill (Dem), defeated in primary;JohnC. Sheehy (Dem), defeated in primary;NormanHauge (Dem), defeated in primary;FrancisJ. Arnett (Dem), defeated in primary. 1960 Jun 7:JamesF. Battin (Rep), nominated unopposed. 1960 Nov 8:JamesF. Battin (Rep), elected;LeoGraybill, Jr. (Dem), defeated. 1974:PatWilliams (Dem), defeated in primary. 1978:JimWaltermire (Rep), defeated. 1970 Nov 3:RichardG. Shoup (Rep), elected;ArnoldOlsen (Dem), defeated. 1978 Jun 6:HaroldE. Wallace (Rep), defeated in primary. 1978 Dec 14:MaxBaucus, resigned. 1970 Nov 3:JohnMelcher (Dem), elected;JackRehberg (Rep), defeated. 1984 Nov 6:PatWilliams (Dem), elected;GaryK. Carlson (Rep), defeated;RoyerG. Warren (Libertarian), defeated. 1986 Nov 4:PatWilliams (Dem), elected;DonAllen (Rep), defeated. 1988 Nov 8:PatWilliams (Dem), elected;JamesFenlason (Rep), defeated. 1984 Nov 6:RonMarlenee (Rep), elected;ChetBlaylock (Dem), defeated. 1986 Nov 4:RonMarlenee (Rep), elected;BuckO'Brien (Dem), defeated. 1988 Nov 8:RonMarlenee (Rep), elected;BuckO'Brien (Dem), defeated. 1990 Nov 6:PatWilliams (Dem), elected;BradJohnson (Rep), defeated.RonMarlenee (Rep), elected;DonBurris (Dem), defeated. 1992 Nov 3:PatWilliams (Dem), elected;RonMarlenee (Rep), defeated;JeromeJ. Wilverding (Libertarian), defeated. 1994 Nov 8:PatWilliams (Dem), elected;CyJamison (Rep), defeated;SteveKelly (Ind), defeated. 1996 Nov 5:RickHill (Rep), elected;BillYellowtail (Dem), defeated;JimBrooks (Natural Law), defeated. 1998 Nov 3:RickHill (Rep), elected;DustyDeschamps (Dem), defeated;MikeFellows (Libertarian), defeated;WebbSullivan (Reform), defeated. 2000 Nov 7:DennisR. Rehberg (Rep), elected;NancyKeenan (Dem), defeated;JamesJ. Tikalsky (Libertarian), defeated. 2002 Nov 5:DennisR. Rehberg (Rep), elected;SteveKelly (Dem), defeated;MikeFellows (Libertarian), defeated. 2004 Nov 2:DennisR. Rehberg (Rep), elected;TracyVelazquez (Dem), defeated;MikeFellows (Libertarian), defeated. 2006 Jun 6:MonicaJ. Lindeen (Dem), nominated. 2006 Nov 7:MonicaJ. Lindeen (Dem), defeated. 2010 Jun 8:DennisMcDonald (Dem), nominated;TylerGernant (Dem), defeated in primary;MelindaGopher (Dem), defeated in primary;SamRankin (Dem), defeated in primary. 2010 Jun 8:DennisR. Rehberg (Rep), nominated;MarkT. French (Rep), defeated in primary;A.J. Otjen (Rep), defeated in primary. 2010 Nov 2:DennisR. Rehberg (Rep), elected;DennisMcDonald (Dem), defeated;MikeFellows (Libertarian), defeated. 2012 Nov 6:SteveDaines (Rep), elected. 2014 Jun 3:DrewTuriano (Rep), defeated in primary;CoreyStapleton (Rep), defeated in primary. 2020 Jun 2:CoreyStapleton (Rep), defeated in primary. | |
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