Sen. Daniel Emrich

📋 SB 13: Remove Supreme Court original jurisdiction for ballot review Daniel Emrich (R)📃 Bill text	✅1st Cmte. ✅Senate ❌House ⚪️Gov.
📋 SB 34: Clarify laws related to k-12 school districts Daniel Emrich (R)📃 Bill text 💵 Fiscal note	✅1st Cmte. ✅Senate ✅House ✴️Gov.
📋 SB 35: Clarify enrollment counts for early literacy jumpstart program Daniel Emrich (R)📃 Bill text 💵 Fiscal note	✅1st Cmte. ✅Senate ✅House ✴️Gov.
📋 SB 36: Remove expired contingency language related to generating unit closure Daniel Emrich (R)📃 Bill text 💵 Fiscal note	✅1st Cmte. ✅Senate ✅House ✴️Gov.
📋 SB 37: Clarify calculations for significant enrollment increases Daniel Emrich (R)📃 Bill text 💵 Fiscal note	✅1st Cmte. ✅Senate ✅House ✴️Gov.
📋 SB 41: Requiring substitution of district court judges by random selection Daniel Emrich (R)📃 Bill text 💵 Fiscal note	✅1st Cmte. ✅Senate ✅House ✴️Gov.
📋 SB 42: Provide for the partisan election of judges and justices Daniel Emrich (R)📃 Bill text 📰 2 MTFP stories	✅1st Cmte. ✅Senate ✴️House ⚪️Gov.
📋 SB 43: Generally revise injunctive powers of the judiciary Daniel Emrich (R)📃 Bill text	✅1st Cmte. ❌Senate ⚪️House ⚪️Gov.
📋 SB 44: Generally revise laws regarding the separation of powers doctrine Daniel Emrich (R)📃 Bill text	✅1st Cmte. ❌Senate ⚪️House ⚪️Gov.
📋 SB 50: Generally revise laws related to child abuse and neglect investigations Daniel Emrich (R)📃 Bill text 💵 Fiscal note	✅1st Cmte. ✅Senate ❌House ⚪️Gov.

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Floor vote statistics

Calculations based on 1,932 Senate floor votes in 2025 involving bills.

🥇 73%

of votes cast on winning side

Average for Senate Republicans is 86%.

🔴 82%

of votes cast on side taken by most Republicans

Average for Senate Republicans is 89%.

🔵 55%

of votes cast on side taken by most Democrats

Average for Senate Republicans is 69%.

Emrich has been marked absent or excused for 18 votes. Average for Senate lawmakers is 21.0.

SD 11 election results

Last in-cycle for Senate election in 2022. House seats are elected every two years, Senate seats every four.

General election vote, 2022

Won by 6% (407 votes)

Party primary vote, 2022

Ran unopposed

Governor vote in district, 2024

Won by 24% (2,178 votes)

Senators elected in 2022 were assigned new districts during the 2023 redistricting cycle.

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The lawmakers, bills and votes of the 69th Montana Legislature