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none related races 2000 United States gubernatorial elections January 2025 September 2023 2000 Montana gubernatorial election Montana presidential no 1996 Montana gubernatorial election 1996 2004 Montana gubernatorial election 2004 November 7, 2000 File:Judy Martz 2003 (cropped).jpg 150x150px Judy Martz Republican Party (United States) Karl Ohs 209,135 50.98% 3x4.svg Mark O'Keefe Democratic Party (United States) Carol Williams 193,131 47.08% 2000 Montana gubernatorial election results map by county.svg 300px County resultsMartz: #e27f7f 50–60% #d75d5d 60–70% #d72f30 70–80% #c21b18 80–90%O'Keefe: #7996e2 50–60% #6674de 60–70% #584cde 70–80% Governor Marc Racicot Republican Party (United States) Judy Martz Republican Party (United States) 59.90%10.70https://sosmt.gov/elections/voter-turnout/ Montana Voter Turnout Montana Secretary of State 22 February 2018 2022-05-26 The 2000 Montana gubernatorial election took place on November 7, 2000. Incumbent Governor of Montana Marc Racicot, who was first elected in 1992 and was re-elected in 1996, was unable to seek re-election due to term limits. Judy Martz, the lieutenant governor of Montana under Racicot for four years, won the Republican primary and advanced to the general election, where she faced Mark O'Keefe, the Montana state auditor and Democratic nominee. Despite the fact that George W. Bush, the Republican nominee for president in 2000, won the state in a landslide, the race between Martz and O'Keefe was close. However, Martz managed to narrowly defeat him to win her first and only term as governor. This was the last time that a Republican was elected governor of Montana until 2020, when Greg Gianforte was elected.https://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/524417-gop-rep-greg-gianforte-wins-montana-governors-race%3famp GOP Rep. Greg Gianforte wins Montana governor's race | 2020-11-04 2020-11-04 The Hill https://web.archive.org/web/20201104114612/https://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/524417-gop-rep-greg-gianforte-wins-montana-governors-race?amp dead Democratic primary Candidates Mike Cooney, secretary of state of Montana Joseph Mazurek, attorney general of Montana Mark O'Keefe, Montana state auditor Results Democratic Party primary resultshttp://sos.mt.gov/Elections/archives/2000s/2000/2000Prim/2000-PrimState.pdf 2000 Statewide Primary Canvass - June 6, 2000 Montana Secretary of State July 5, 2014 https://web.archive.org/web/20131228155901/http://sos.mt.gov/Elections/Archives/2000s/2000/2000Prim/2000-PrimState.pdf December 28, 2013 dead mdy-all Mark O'Keefe Democratic Party (United States) 46,294 48.04% Joseph Mazurek Democratic Party (United States) 34,385 35.69% Mike Cooney Democratic Party (United States) 15,677 16.27% 96,356 100.00% Republican primary Candidates Judy Martz, lieutenant governor of Montana Rob Natelson, conservative activist and constitutional law professor Results Republican Primary results Judy Martz Republican Party (United States) 64,278 56.88% Rob Natelson Republican Party (United States) 48,738 43.12% 113,016 100.00% General election Debates Complete video of debate, October 15, 2000 Results Montana gubernatorial election, 2000http://sos.mt.gov/Elections/archives/2000s/2000/2000Gen/2000-GenState.pdf 2000 Statewide General Canvass – November 7, 2000 Montana Secretary of State February 15, 2025 dead https://web.archive.org/web/20130528184512/http://sos.mt.gov/Elections/Archives/2000s/2000/2000Gen/2000-GenState.pdf May 28, 2013 Republican Party (United States) Judy Martz 209,135 50.98% -28.18% Democratic Party (United States) Mark O'Keefe 193,131 47.08% +26.25% Libertarian Party (United States) Stan Jones 7,926 1.93% N/A 16,004 3.90% -54.43% 410,192 100.00% N/A Republican Party (United States) Democratic Party (United States) By county County Judy MartzRepublican Mark O'KeefeDemocratic Stan JonesLibertarian Margin Total Votes % Votes % Votes % Votes %Beaverhead2,88968.83%1,24629.69%621.48%1,64339.15%4,197Big Horn1,40233.65%2,69964.77%661.58%-1,297-31.13%4,167Blaine1,10240.04%1,61058.50%401.45%-508-18.46%2,752Broadwater1,31663.85%70734.30%381.84%60929.55%2,061Carbon2,73956.37%2,01941.55%1012.08%72014.82%4,859Carter50580.16%10616.83%91.43%39963.33%630Cascade14,47943.58%18,09654.47%6501.96%-3,617-10.89%33,225Chouteau1,72259.69%1,11238.54%511.77%61021.14%2,885Custer2,58251.92%2,33346.91%581.17%2495.01%4,973Daniels69163.86%37734.84%141.29%31429.02%1,082Dawson2,43357.06%1,76041.28%711.67%67315.78%4,264Deer Lodge1,21826.62%3,29772.05%611.33%-2,079-45.43%4,576Fallon87065.66%42632.15%292.19%44433.51%1,325Fergus3,82963.69%2,06134.28%1222.03%1,76829.41%6,012Flathead20,59361.22%12,29836.56%7492.23%8,29524.66%33,640Gallatin16,90952.87%14,43845.15%6341.98%2,4717.73%31,981Garfield59781.89%12517.15%70.96%47264.75%729Glacier1,41033.64%2,70064.41%821.96%-1,290-30.77%4,192Golden Valley38271.94%13725.80%122.26%24546.14%531Granite1,01063.68%52833.29%483.03%48230.39%1,586Hill2,54438.86%3,85858.93%1452.21%-1,314-20.07%6,547Jefferson2,96757.65%2,08640.53%941.83%88117.12%5,147Judith Basin90565.25%45933.09%231.66%44632.16%1,387Lake5,98352.34%5,17945.31%2682.34%8047.03%11,430Lewis and Clark13,18548.27%13,70450.17%4241.55%-519-1.90%27,313Liberty65262.27%37435.72%212.01%27826.55%1,047Lincoln4,73560.64%2,83336.28%2413.09%1,90224.36%7,809Madison2,46867.47%1,11530.48%752.05%1,35336.99%3,658McCone69961.32%42937.63%121.05%27023.68%1,140Meagher65670.16%25827.59%212.25%39842.57%935Mineral83651.32%74445.67%493.01%925.65%1,629Missoula18,21539.34%27,03458.39%1,0522.27%-8,819-19.05%46,301Musselshell1,37162.52%76634.93%562.55%60527.59%2,193Park4,00454.08%3,24343.80%1572.12%76110.28%7,404Petroleum23575.81%7022.58%51.61%16553.23%310Phillips1,59872.08%58926.57%301.35%1,00945.51%2,217Pondera1,56953.88%1,30044.64%431.48%2699.24%2,912Powder River74575.79%22923.30%90.92%51652.49%983Powell1,68859.46%1,07737.94%742.61%61121.52%2,839Prairie49867.21%23131.17%121.62%26736.03%741Ravalli9,77257.05%6,98240.76%3752.19%2,79016.29%17,129Richland2,65866.09%1,29332.15%711.77%1,36533.94%4,022Roosevelt1,36935.73%2,41763.07%461.20%-1,048-27.35%3,832Rosebud1,46641.98%1,95555.99%712.03%-489-14.00%3,492Sanders2,63356.31%1,91140.87%1322.82%72215.44%4,676Sheridan1,05254.14%86844.67%231.18%1849.47%1,943Silver Bow5,75034.23%10,83764.51%2131.27%-5,087-30.28%16,800Stillwater2,41762.10%1,39235.77%832.13%1,02526.34%3,892Sweet Grass1,38275.35%42223.01%301.64%96052.34%1,834Teton1,89257.32%1,36041.20%491.48%53216.12%3,301Toole1,28353.55%1,07144.70%421.75%2128.85%2,396Treasure30664.42%16334.32%61.26%14330.11%475Valley2,13753.79%1,75044.05%862.16%3879.74%3,973Wheatland68868.94%29829.86%121.20%39039.08%998Wibaux30259.80%18737.03%163.17%11522.77%505Yellowstone29,78751.97%26,57246.36%9561.67%3,2155.61%57,315 Counties that flipped from Republican to Democratic Silver Bow (largest city: Butte) Deer Lodge (largest city: Anaconda) Missoula (largest city: Missoula) Cascade (largest city: Great Falls) Lewis and Clark (largest city: Helena) Rosebud (largest city: Colstrip) Big Horn (largest city: Hardin) Glacier (largest city: Cut Bank) Roosevelt (largest city: Wolf Point) Hill (largest city: Havre) Blaine (largest city: Chinook) References Montana Gubernatorial 2000 Category:November 2000 in the United States