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Governor, Montana, 2024, General election

Oct. 5-8
656LV
Oct. 5-8
656LV
Busse
35%
Busse
35%

Busse

35%

Gianforte

57%
57%
Gianforte  Gianforte+22
Oct. 5-8
656RV
Oct. 5-8
656RV
Busse
35%
Busse
35%

Busse

35%

Gianforte

57%
57%
Gianforte  Gianforte+22
Sept. 29-Oct. 1
500LV
Sept. 29-Oct. 1
500LV
Busse
36%
Busse
36%

Busse

36%

Gianforte

55%

Leib

1%
55%
GianforteGianforte+19
Aug. 25-29
600LV
Aug. 25-29
600LV
Busse
38%
Busse
38%

Busse

38%

Gianforte

54%
54%
Gianforte  Gianforte+16
Aug. 18-20
500LV
Aug. 18-20
500LV
Busse
34%
Busse
34%

Busse

34%

Gianforte

53%

Leib

4%
53%
GianforteGianforte+19
June 11-13
500LV
June 11-13
500LV
Busse
33%
Busse
33%

Busse

33%

Gianforte

54%

Leib

5%
54%
GianforteGianforte+21
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