蒙大拿州选举结果总清单：阿尔梅当选参议员，第1区众议员尚未宣布

2026年11月3日，蒙大拿州举行中期选举投票，这是全体蒙大拿选民共同投出的结果。据蒙大拿州州务卿办公室计票与美联社宣布：Kurt Alme 当选联邦参议员，3项全州议题全部通过，联邦众议员第2区由共和党连任、第1区尚未宣布；本届无州长改选，州宪政执行职位亦无改选。以下为选票上各项结果的公示清单。

州长与联邦参议员

州长：本届无改选（本节按公示规格保留并注明）。现任州长 Greg Gianforte（共和党）2024年连任，第二任期至2028年底，下次改选2028年。

联邦参议员：Kurt Alme（共和党）得票223,428张、48.8%，当选，接替不寻求连任的原任参议员 Steve Daines（共和党），本席为共和党守席。美联社于山地时间11月4日凌晨约零时54分宣布。

联邦参议员选举其他候选人：Seth Bodnar（无党派）171,327票、37.4%；Alani Bankhead（民主党）54,982票、12.0%；Kyle Austin（自由党）8,397票、1.8%。本州另一席参议员 Tim Sheehy（共和党）今年无改选，下次改选2030年。

其他全州职位

本届州宪政执行职位（副州长、州务卿、检察长、州审计长、公共教育总监）无改选，属总统年周期，下次改选2028年（本节按公示规格保留并注明）。

州最高法院法官第4席（无党派）：Amy Eddy（无党派）当选，接替退休的 Beth Baker 法官。美联社已宣布；其得票率待州务卿官方计票后补。

公共服务委员会第1区与第5区本届有改选，当选者与得票率未查到，本清单不以推测填空，待补。

公投议题

CI-132（司法选举无党派修宪案）：内容为把司法选举须保持无党派写入州宪法。通过：赞成306,628票、68.0%，反对144,060票。美联社已宣布。

CI-133（倡议与公投权修宪案）：内容为把人民的倡议与公投权写入州宪法保护，要求请愿审批、签名核验与法律挑战程序公正、及时，不得以细枝末节使请愿失去资格。通过：赞成287,930票、65.1%，反对154,053票。美联社已宣布。

I-194「蒙大拿计划」：内容为限制「法人」（含公司、非营利组织、合伙与行业协会等）的权力，禁止其为候选人选举、政党或议题提供金钱或任何有价支持。本案原以修宪倡议提出，经州最高法院2026年1月裁定后改为成文法倡议，通过后入州法、定于2027年1月1日生效。通过：赞成286,709票、65.3%，反对152,137票。美联社已宣布。

联邦众议员

总览：全州共2席，选前共和党2席、民主党0席。

第1区：尚未宣布。领先者 Sam Forstag（民主党）得票119,434张、49.9%，对 Aaron Flint（共和党）113,022票、47.2%；Nick Sheedy（自由党）6,819票。本席选前为共和党席位（原任 Ryan Zinke 退休），若领先守住将构成翻转，但美联社尚未宣布，只记领先、不记当选（另一数据机构已另行宣布，与美联社状态不一致，按来源纪律以美联社为准）。

第2区：Troy Downing（共和党）得票126,740张、58.2%，连任。对手 Brian Miller（民主党）70,161票；Michael Eisenhauer（无党派）17,003票；Patrick McCracken（自由党）3,975票。美联社已宣布。

选后构成（暂定）：共和党至少1席已定，第1区未定。两区当选／领先者中未查到华裔／亚裔当选者。

州议会

州参议院：共50席，本届25席改选。共和党保持多数（选前共和党32席），无控制权翻转；最终席位数待计完后补。

州众议院：共100席，本届全改选。选前共和党58席对民主党42席；截取时控制权尚未正式宣布，暂定口径为共和党领先维持多数、无翻转信号，最终席位待计完。

小结：两院选前均由共和党控制，参议院确定守住，众议院待宣布，暂无翻转。

计票与认证

州务卿结果页11月4日仍在更新（728个选区中502个已全部计入、其余部分计入），本清单数字来自州务卿计票与美联社宣布，待州核票与认证；尚未宣布的场次只记当前领先者与百分比，最终结果以官方认证为准，GSM 将在宣布后跟进更新。

关联：2026年中期选举：50个州选举结果总览

Montana 2026 Election Results: Alme Elected Senator, 1st District House Race Still Uncalled

Montana voted in the 2026 midterm elections on November 3, and the results below are the collective choice of the state's voters. According to the Montana Secretary of State's count and Associated Press race calls, Kurt Alme was elected to the U.S. Senate, all three statewide questions passed, the 2nd U.S. House District stayed Republican, and the 1st District remains uncalled. There was no governor's race and no state constitutional executive office on the ballot this year. The full list follows.

Governor and U.S. Senator

Governor: no race this year (this section is retained and noted for completeness). Gov. Greg Gianforte (R) was reelected in 2024 and serves until the end of 2028; the office is next contested in 2028.

U.S. Senator: Kurt Alme (R), 223,428 votes, 48.8%, elected, succeeding Sen. Steve Daines (R), who did not seek reelection — a Republican hold. The AP called the race at about 12:54 a.m. MT on November 4.

U.S. Senate, other candidates: Seth Bodnar (unaffiliated), 171,327 votes, 37.4%; Alani Bankhead (D), 54,982 votes, 12.0%; Kyle Austin (Libertarian), 8,397 votes, 1.8%. The state's other senator, Tim Sheehy (R), was not up this year; his seat is next contested in 2030.

Other Statewide Offices

No state constitutional executive offices (lieutenant governor, secretary of state, attorney general, state auditor, superintendent of public instruction) were contested this year; they run on the presidential cycle and are next contested in 2028 (this section is retained and noted for completeness).

State Supreme Court Justice #4 (nonpartisan): Amy Eddy (nonpartisan), elected, succeeding retiring Justice Beth Baker. Called by the AP; her vote share will be added from the Secretary of State's official count.

Public Service Commission Districts 1 and 5 were contested this year; the winners and vote shares were not found and are not filled in by conjecture, pending the official count.

Ballot Questions

CI-132 (nonpartisan judicial elections amendment): would write into the state constitution that judicial elections must remain nonpartisan. Passed: Yes 306,628 votes, 68.0%, to 144,060 No. Called by the AP.

CI-133 (initiative and referendum rights amendment): would write the people's initiative and referendum rights into the constitution, requiring petition approval, signature verification and legal challenge procedures to be fair and timely and barring disqualification of petitions over technicalities. Passed: Yes 287,930 votes, 65.1%, to 154,053 No. Called by the AP.

I-194 (the "Montana Plan"): would limit the powers of "artificial persons" (including corporations, nonprofits, partnerships and trade associations), barring them from giving money or anything of value to candidate elections, parties or measures. The measure began as a constitutional initiative and was converted to a statutory initiative by a January 2026 state supreme court ruling; if enacted it enters state law effective January 1, 2027. Passed: Yes 286,709 votes, 65.3%, to 152,137 No. Called by the AP.

U.S. House

Overview: the state has 2 seats, held before the election by Republicans, 2-0.

District 1: not yet called. Leader Sam Forstag (D) has 119,434 votes, 49.9%, to Aaron Flint (R) with 113,022 votes, 47.2%; Nick Sheedy (Libertarian) took 6,819 votes. The seat was Republican before (incumbent Ryan Zinke retired); if the lead holds it would be a flip, but the AP has not called the race, so only the lead is reported (another data outlet has called it differently; under source discipline the AP status governs).

District 2: Troy Downing (R), 126,740 votes, 58.2%, reelected. His opponents were Brian Miller (D), 70,161 votes; Michael Eisenhauer (unaffiliated), 17,003 votes; and Patrick McCracken (Libertarian), 3,975 votes. Called by the AP.

Provisional makeup: Republicans have at least one seat called, with District 1 undecided. No Chinese American or Asian American winner was found among the two districts' winners or leaders.

State Legislature

State Senate: 50 seats, 25 up this year. Republicans kept their majority (from 32 seats before the election) with no flip of control; final seat numbers will be added when counting finishes.

State House: 100 seats, all up this year. From 58-42 Republican before the election, control had not been formally called at snapshot time; the provisional reading is that Republicans lead to retain their majority with no flip signal, pending completed counts.

In sum, Republicans controlled both chambers before the election; the Senate is confirmed held, the House awaits a call, and no flip is indicated so far.

Counting and Certification

The Secretary of State's results page was still updating on November 4 (502 of 728 precincts fully counted, the rest partially). Figures are from the Secretary of State's count and AP calls, pending the state canvass and certification; uncalled races are listed with their current leaders only, and final results are subject to official certification. GSM will update this list as the remaining races are called.

Related: 2026 midterm results: all 50 states

来源：蒙大拿州州务卿办公室

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图片来源：图片来源：蒙大拿州议会大厦（Helena），摄影 Tracey Elizabeth，CC BY 2.0（Wikimedia Commons）

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