2024 Montana Secretary of State election

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2024 Montana Secretary of State election
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November 5, 2024
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Nominee Christi Jacobsen Jesse Mullen
Party Republican Democratic
Popular vote 364,319 210,651
Percentage 61.39% 35.49%
Jacobsen:      40–50%      50–60%      60–70%      70–80%      80–90%      >90%
Mullen:      40–50%      50–60%
Secretary of State before election

Christi Jacobsen
Republican

 Elected Secretary of State

Christi Jacobsen
Republican

The 2024 Montana Secretary of State election was held on November 5, 2024, to elect the next secretary of state of Montana, concurrently with the 2024 U.S. presidential election, as well as elections to the U.S. Senate and various state and local elections, including for U.S. House and governor of Montana. Incumbent Republican secretary of state Christi Jacobsen was re-elected to a second term, defeating Democratic challenger Jesse Mullen.[1][2]

Primary elections took place on June 4, 2024.[3]

Candidates

Nominee

Endorsements

Christi Jacobsen
Organizations

Results

Republican primary results[6]
Party Candidate Votes %
Republican Christi Jacobsen (incumbent) 163,359 100.00%
Total votes 163,359 100.00%

Democratic primary

Candidates

Nominee

Results

Democratic primary results[6]
Party Candidate Votes %
Democratic Jesse Mullen 92,149 100.00%
Total votes 92,149 100.00%

Libertarian primary

Candidates

Nominee

General election

Predictions

Source Ranking As of
Sabato's Crystal Ball[9] Safe R July 25, 2024

Polling

Poll source Date(s)
administered		 Sample
size[a]		 Margin
of error		 Christi
Jacobsen (R)		 Jesse
Mullen (D)		 Other Undecided
Public Opinion Strategies (R)[10][A] September 29 - October 1, 2024 500 (LV) ± 4.34% 48% 31% 9%[b] 14%

Results

2024 Montana Secretary of State election[11]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Republican Christi Jacobsen (incumbent) 364,319 61.39% +1.83
Democratic Jesse Mullen 210,651 35.49% –4.95
Libertarian John Lamb 18,500 3.12% N/A
Total votes 593,470 100.00% N/A
Republican hold

By county

County[11] Christi Jacobsen
Republican		 Jesse Mullen
Democratic		 John Lamb
Libertarian		 Margin Total
Votes % Votes % Votes % Votes %
Beaverhead 4,249 74.61% 1,255 22.04% 191 3.35% 2,994 52.57% 5,695
Big Horn 2,127 48.01% 2,160 48.76% 143 3.23% -33 -0.74% 4,430
Blaine 1,467 48.72% 1,435 47.66% 109 3.62% 32 1.06% 3,011
Broadwater 3,841 80.91% 763 16.07% 143 3.01% 3,078 64.84% 4,747
Carbon 4,922 67.64% 2,143 29.45% 212 2.91% 2,779 38.19% 7,277
Carter 766 91.30% 56 6.67% 17 2.03% 710 84.62% 839
Cascade 23,533 63.50% 12,377 33.40% 1,148 3.10% 11,156 30.10% 37,058
Chouteau 1,988 69.00% 832 28.88% 61 2.12% 1,156 40.12% 2,881
Custer 4,217 74.05% 1,238 21.74% 240 4.21% 2,979 52.31% 5,695
Daniels 779 84.31% 129 13.96% 16 1.73% 650 70.35% 924
Dawson 3,586 79.07% 814 17.95% 135 2.98% 2,772 61.12% 4,535
Deer Lodge 2,302 47.74% 2,382 49.40% 138 2.86% -80 -1.66% 4,822
Fallon 1,295 88.70% 137 9.38% 28 1.92% 1,158 79.32% 1,460
Fergus 5,118 77.19% 1,313 19.80% 199 3.00% 3,805 57.39% 6,630
Flathead 42,407 68.30% 17,909 28.84% 1,773 2.86% 24,498 39.46% 62,089
Gallatin 34,808 50.89% 31,303 45.77% 2,282 3.34% 3,505 5.12% 68,393
Garfield 737 94.61% 29 3.72% 13 1.67% 708 90.89% 779
Glacier 1,910 37.83% 2,975 58.92% 164 3.25% -1,065 -21.09% 5,049
Golden Valley 448 87.16% 56 10.89% 10 1.95% 392 76.26% 514
Granite 1,537 71.82% 548 25.61% 55 2.57% 989 46.21% 2,140
Hill 4,048 60.44% 2,395 35.76% 254 3.79% 1,653 24.68% 6,697
Jefferson 5,744 69.77% 2,231 27.10% 258 3.13% 3,513 42.67% 8,233
Judith Basin 1,087 80.76% 220 16.34% 39 2.90% 867 64.41% 1,346
Lake 10,206 61.30% 5,937 35.66% 505 3.03% 4,269 25.64% 16,648
Lewis and Clark 23,002 55.20% 17,359 41.66% 1,307 3.14% 5,643 13.54% 41,668
Liberty 795 80.63% 169 17.14% 22 2.23% 626 63.49% 986
Lincoln 8,926 76.96% 2,330 20.09% 342 2.95% 6,596 56.87% 11,598
Madison 4,712 74.08% 1,422 22.35% 227 3.57% 3,290 51.72% 6,361
McCone 932 87.43% 108 10.13% 26 2.44% 824 77.30% 1,066
Meagher 913 78.77% 201 17.34% 45 3.88% 712 61.43% 1,159
Mineral 2,047 73.79% 610 21.99% 117 4.22% 1,437 51.80% 2,774
Missoula 29,086 40.64% 40,162 56.11% 2,328 3.25% -11,076 -15.47% 71,576
Musselshell 2,576 86.59% 320 10.76% 79 2.66% 2,256 75.83% 2,975
Park 6,327 54.74% 4,818 41.69% 413 3.57% 1,509 13.06% 11,558
Petroleum 284 87.65% 31 9.57% 9 2.78% 253 78.09% 324
Phillips 1,804 83.13% 323 14.88% 43 1.98% 1,481 68.25% 2,170
Pondera 2,070 73.80% 673 23.99% 62 2.21% 1,397 49.80% 2,805
Powder River 943 87.31% 110 10.19% 27 2.50% 833 77.13% 1,080
Powell 2,454 75.46% 677 20.82% 121 3.72% 1,777 54.64% 3,252
Prairie 560 83.33% 98 14.58% 14 2.08% 462 68.75% 672
Ravalli 21,009 71.47% 7,610 25.89% 777 2.64% 13,399 45.58% 29,396
Richland 4,307 83.73% 678 13.18% 159 3.09% 3,629 70.55% 5,144
Roosevelt 1,988 51.76% 1,708 44.47% 145 3.78% 280 7.29% 3,841
Rosebud 2,470 67.67% 1,068 29.26% 112 3.07% 1,402 38.41% 3,650
Sanders 6,157 77.45% 1,534 19.30% 259 3.26% 4,623 58.15% 7,950
Sheridan 1,346 74.16% 415 22.87% 54 2.98% 931 51.29% 1,815
Silver Bow 8,578 48.00% 8,658 48.45% 635 3.55% -80 -0.45% 17,871
Stillwater 4,746 80.84% 943 16.06% 182 3.10% 3,803 64.78% 5,871
Sweet Grass 1,824 77.85% 446 19.04% 73 3.12% 1,378 58.81% 2,343
Teton 2,669 75.61% 776 21.98% 85 2.41% 1,893 53.63% 3,530
Toole 1,605 79.81% 344 17.11% 62 3.08% 1,261 62.71% 2,011
Treasure 378 86.30% 47 10.73% 13 2.97% 331 75.57% 438
Valley 3,044 76.10% 808 20.20% 148 3.70% 2,236 55.90% 4,000
Wheatland 851 79.61% 190 17.77% 28 2.62% 661 61.83% 1,069
Wibaux 450 84.91% 65 12.26% 15 2.83% 385 72.64% 530
Yellowstone 52,344 65.35% 25,313 31.60% 2,438 3.04% 27,031 33.75% 80,095
Totals364,31961.39%210,65135.49%18,5003.12%153,66825.89%593,470

Counties that flipped from Democratic to Republican

By congressional district

Jacobsen won both congressional districts.[12]

District Jacobsen Mullen Representative
1st 57% 40% Ryan Zinke
2nd 66% 31% Matt Rosendale (118th Congress)
Troy Downing (119th Congress)

Notes

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