Natalie M Fleming (R)

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Won 0 out of 2 generals.
Won 0 out of 1 primaries.
Won 0 out of 3 total contests.

Natalie M Fleming (R)

Past Contests

Date Stage Office District Candidates
2022May 17 Republican Primary U.S. Senate State of Idaho
Mike Crapo won (67%) against 4 opponents. Candidates »
Candidate Votes %
Mike Crapo
winner
177,906 67.1%
Scott Trotter
 27,699 10.5%
Brenda Bourn
 21,612 8.2%
Ramont Turnbull
 20,883 7.9%
Natalie M Fleming
 16,902 6.4%
Total Votes Cast 265,002  
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2020Nov 3 General Election U.S. Senate State of Idaho
Jim Risch won (63%) against 3 opponents. Candidates »
Candidate Votes %
Jim Risch
winner
Republican
 538,446 62.6%
Paulette Jordan
Democratic
 285,864 33.3%
Natalie M Fleming
Independent
 25,329 3.0%
Ray J. Writz
Constitutional
 10,188 1.2%
Total Votes Cast 859,827  
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2018Nov 6 General Election United States Representative Congressional District 1
Russ Fulcher won (63%) against 7 opponents. Candidates »
Candidate Votes %
Russ Fulcher
winner
Republican
 197,719 62.8%
Cristina McNeil
Democratic
 96,922 30.8%
Natalie M Fleming
Independent
 6,188 2.0%
W. Scott Howard
Libertarian
 5,435 1.7%
Paul Farmer
Independent
 4,479 1.4%
Pro-Life
Constitutional
 3,181 1.0%
Gordon Counsil
Independent
 1,054 0.3%
Michael J Rath
(Write-In)
 91 0.0%
Total Votes Cast 315,069  
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