Montana Libertarian Polls 42.45% in Statewide Partisan Two-Party Race

Montana Libertarian nominee Mike Fellows polled 42.45% of the vote in his race for Clerk of the Montana Supreme Court. This is a partisan statewide race. Fellows’ only opponent was the Democratic incumbent, Ed Smith. Fellows’ showing is the largest percentage of the vote that a statewide Libertarian nominee has ever polled in any state, in the party’s history. Fellows carried at least 17 counties, and as this is written, many counties haven’t reported results yet.


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Montana Libertarian Polls 42.45% in Statewide Partisan Two-Party Race — 5 Comments

  1. Mike just may have gotten more percentage votes, per buck spent, than any candidate in the country, in any state-wide campaign.

  2. Second the comment of Be Rational and let’s hope George’s “may” is replaced with “will.” Outstanding result!

  3. What wonderful news! Let’s keep working and win. Way to go Mike Fellows! You have made the LP very proud!

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