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The Associated Press called the Republican race for U.S. House for Wyoming Secretary of State Chuck Gray. Former state Sen. Lisa Kinney won the Democratic ticket earlier in the night.
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The Associated Press called the Republican race for two-time congresswoman Harriet Hageman and the Democratic one for former state Rep. James Byrd.
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CJ Young says he wants to make elections less chaotic and more secure.
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Independent Gabriel Green says a brief stint in Arizona shouldn’t outweigh the rest of his lifetime in the Equality State.
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Watch WPR’s state government reporter’s highlights of the races that could tip the balance of power in the Legislature.
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Chuck Gray is trying to dismiss a lawsuit brought by U.S. Senate candidate Jimmy Skovgard, who’s challenging Wyoming’s closed primary elections.
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The Northern Arapaho Tribe released official results for the primary election for the Northern Arapaho Business Council. The top 12 candidates will advance to the general election on Nov. 21 and compete for six open seats.
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The Eastern Shoshone Tribe released the official results for the primary election for the Eastern Shoshone Business Council. The top six candidates will advance to the general election on Oct. 22 and compete for three open seats.
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Mathew Malcom ran as a Republican in the primary election for House District 61, which represents an eastern region of Cheyenne. He lost to Republican incumbent Daniel Singh by 153 votes. Malcolm has since filed a complaint in state district court in Cheyenne saying a Wyoming law violates the Wyoming State Constitution.
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The Wyoming Freedom Caucus is getting closer to a majority in the state House of Representatives after the primary. Minority Leader Mike Yin worries this could hurt the state.