Glacier County Montana Election Results: 20 Years of Voting Data and 2028 Predictions

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Glacier County, Montana sits between the Great Plains and Rocky Mountains, home to about 13,778 people. The county is 63.9% Native American, making it one of Montana's most diverse counties, with the Blackfeet Nation calling this area home for generations.

Montana Election Trends and Voting Patterns

Looking at Montana election data from 2004-2024, Glacier County shows interesting voting trends. Democratic candidates have consistently won the county, though their margins have varied significantly over the years.

Glacier County, MT General Election Results:

• 2004: Democrats won with 2,641 votes (57%) vs Republicans 1,828 (39%)

  
  

• 2008: Democrats had their strongest showing with 3,361 votes (69%) vs Republicans 1,443 (29%)

  
  

• 2016: Democrats maintained control with 3,121 votes (66%) vs Republicans 1,620 (34%)

  
  

• 2020: Democrats won with 3,610 votes (64%) vs Republicans 1,884 (34%)

  
  

• 2024: The gap narrowed with Democrats getting 2,933 votes (58%) vs Republicans 1,939 (38%)

Native American Voting Rights and Challenges

Residents living on tribal reservations face unique voting challenges, including limited mail delivery and internet service, combined with great distances from voting centers. Voter turnout in 2022 was just 37%, significantly lower than the 45% turnout in 2014.

Mail-in voting has become increasingly popular, growing from 979 ballots in 2004 to 3,954 in both 2020 and 2024.

2028 Election Predictions Montana

Predictions suggest Democrats will likely maintain their advantage in 2028, with an estimated 3,112 votes (58%) compared to Republicans

projected 2,258 (42%). The analysis forecasts continued growth in mail-in voting, potentially reaching 4,870 ballots out of 5,370 total votes cast.

Glacier County's voting patterns reflect its unique demographics and the ongoing efforts to ensure all residents can participate in democracy despite geographic and infrastructure challenges.

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Related Topics: Montana election results, Native American voting, Blackfeet Nation politics, rural voting challenges, mail-in voting trends, election predictions 2028

*Special Note for the Blackfeet Nation: Your voice matters. For the Blackfeet Nation, participating in local, state, and national elections is a powerful way to shape the future for generations to come. Voting is not just a right—it’s a way to honor your history, protect your community’s interests, and make sure your values are represented. Every vote is a step toward building stronger schools, healthcare, and opportunities that reflect the strength and spirit of the Blackfeet people. Stay informed, stay involved, and let your voice be heard. With respect and honor - Aaron

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