Updated June 5

Polls closed at 8 p.m. in the June 4 primary.

Poll workers are closing up at Exhibition Hall in Cascade County as of 8:30 p.m.

Preliminary results, as of 9:03 p.m., which we’re updating with more results.

Terry Thompson, county election administrator, said there were 20,117 ballots counted.

She said that election officials counted 8,000 to 10,000 ballots on June 3 and had counted a total of about 14,000 by 2 p.m. June 4.

Thompson estimated there’s about 2,000 more ballots to count, but very few provisional and military ballots left to count.

There are 49,052 registered voters in Cascade County, making a 41.01 percent turnout rate in today’s primary election.

Results aren’t final until they’re certified by the canvass board, which is scheduled to meet June 13, Thompson said.

Cascade County

Commission

Rae Grulkowski (R)*: 5,135

Eric Hinebauch (R): 6,898

Don Ryan (D): 6,037

Clerk of Court

Tina Henry (R)*: 10,187

District Court

Department 1

David Grubich*: 16,174

Department 2

Elizabeth Best*: 15,558

Department 3

John Kutzman*: 16,001

Local Government Studies

Cascade County

For: 6,543

Against: 11,184

City of Great Falls

For: 3,941

Against: 8,479

Town of Belt

For: 59

Against: 69

Town of Cascade

For: 79

Against: 115

Federal Offices

President

Donald Trump (R): 10,615

Joe Biden (D)*: 5,972

U.S. Senator

Brad Johnson (R): 2,546

Tim Sheehy (R): 8,927

Charles Walkingchild (R): 1,043

Michael Hummert (D): 236

Jon Tester (D)*: 6,505

Robert Barb (G): 26

Michael Downey (G): 42

U.S. Representative

Elsie Arntzen (R): 1,233

Kyle Austin (R): 289

Ken Bogner (R): 764

Troy Downing (R): 5,067

Ric Holden (R): 929

Joel Krautter (R): 433

Denny Rehberg (R): 2,465

Ed Walker (R): 153

Stacy Zinn (R): 1,176

Ming Cabrera (D): 1,063

John Driscoll (D): 2,378

Keith Hamm (D): 1,071

Steve Held (D): 1,494

State Offices

Governor

Greg Gianforte (R)*: 9,964

Tanner Smith (R): 2,703

Ryan Busse (D): 4,604

Jim Hunt (D): 1,709

Secretary of State

Christi Jacobsen (R)*: 10,953

Jesse Mullen (D): 5,961

Attorney General

Austin Knudsen (R)*: 9,720

Logan Olson (R): 2,209

Blake Alke (D): 5,927

State Auditor

James Brown (R): 7,307

John Jay Willoughby (R): 3,484

John Repke (D): 5,904

State Superintendent of Public Instruction

Sharyl Allen (R): 4,179

Susie Hedalen (R): 6,315

Shannon O’Brien (D): 6,031

Public Service Commission, District 3

Rob Elwood (R): 146

Suzzann Nordwick (R): 130

Jeff Welborn (R): 146

Leonard Williams (D): 104

Clerk of Supreme Court

Jason Ellsworth (R): 4,774

Bowen Greenwood (R)*: 5,726

Erin Farris-Olsen (D): 4,356

Jordan Ophus (D): 1,371

Supreme Court Chief Justice

Jeremiah Lynch: 6,189

Doug Marshall: 2,511

Cory Swanson: 8,601

Supreme Court Justice 3

Katherine Bidegaray: 7,747

Jerry O’Neil: 3,198

Dan Wilson: 5,900

State Senator District 13

Josh Kassmier (R): 2,130

Lola Sheldon-Galloway (R)*: 1,575

State Senator District 39

E. Wylie Galt (R): 423

Bruce Shultz (D): 108

State Representative District 19

Derren Auger (R): 261

Hannah Trebas (R): 432

Jane Weber (D): 620

State Representative District 20

Steven Galloway (R)*: 729

Melissa Nikolakokas (R): 766

Rina Fontana Moore (D): 1,022

State Representative District 21

Ed Buttrey (R): 1,326

James Osterman (R): 500

Lela Graham (D): 955

State Representative District 22

George Nikolakakos (R)*: 599

James Whitaker (R): 227

Ronald Paulick (D): 541

State Representative District 23

Pete Anderson (R): 293

Josh Denully (R): 48

John Proud (R): 184

Eric Tilleman (R): 820

Sandor Hopkins (D): 837

State Representative District 24

Steve Fitzpatrick (R): 1,493

State Representative District 25

Steve Gist (R): 1,842

James Rickley (D): 541

State Representative District 26

Dana Darlington (R): 370

Russel Miner (R): 997

State Representative District 78

James Bergstrom (R): 249

Randyn Gregg (R): 220

Glenn Lambert (D): 105