Montana local elected officials: every county, city and school board

Counties

• Beaverhead County · 7 seats
• Big Horn County · 9 seats
• Blaine County · 9 seats
• Broadwater County · 8 seats
• Carbon County · 8 seats
• Carter County · 8 seats
• Cascade County · 9 seats
• Chouteau County · 8 seats
• Custer County · 9 seats
• Daniels County · 8 seats
• Deer Lodge County · 8 seats
• Fallon County · 8 seats
• Fergus County · 9 seats
• Flathead County · 9 seats
• Gallatin County · 10 seats
• Garfield County · 8 seats
• Glacier County · 5 seats
• Golden Valley County · 6 seats
• Granite County · 8 seats
• Hill County · 10 seats
• Jefferson County · 9 seats
• Judith Basin County · 8 seats
• Lake County · 9 seats
• Lewis and Clark County · 8 seats
• Liberty County · 9 seats
• Lincoln County · 6 seats
• Madison County · 8 seats
• McCone County · 8 seats
• Meagher County · 6 seats
• Mineral County · 7 seats
• Missoula County · 9 seats
• Musselshell County · 8 seats
• Park County · 12 seats
• Petroleum County · 3 seats
• Phillips County · 1 seat
• Pondera County · 8 seats
• Powder River County · 9 seats
• Prairie County · 7 seats
• Ravalli County · 8 seats
• Richland County · 6 seats
• Roosevelt County · 8 seats
• Rosebud County · 9 seats
• Sanders County · 8 seats
• Sheridan County · 7 seats
• Silver Bow County · 22 seats
• Stillwater County · 9 seats
• Sweet Grass County · 9 seats
• Teton County · 9 seats
• Toole County · 8 seats
• Treasure County · 6 seats
• Valley County · 8 seats
• Wheatland County · 9 seats
• Yellowstone County · 8 seats

Quick answers

Who are my local elected officials in Montana?

Enter your address at spectrumvote.com to see your county commissioners, county officers, school board and city council, with your own district's members marked. Or pick your county below: 321 elected bodies and 433 seats across 53 counties.

What local offices are elected in Montana?

Each Montana county elects a board of three county commissioners (nominated by district, elected countywide, for six-year staggered terms) and its county officers for four-year terms: the clerk and recorder, treasurer, sheriff, coroner, county attorney, superintendent of schools, public administrator and, in some counties, an assessor, auditor and surveyor, often combined into one office in smaller counties; the clerk of the district court is elected in presidential years. County races are partisan. The consolidated city-counties of Butte-Silver Bow and Anaconda-Deer Lodge elect a chief executive and commissioners by district on a nonpartisan ballot. Justices of the peace, school trustees and city councils are elected on nonpartisan ballots.