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Wyoming Public Media is tracking the Aug. 18 primary election online and on the air. Watch this page for updates on Tuesday.
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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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Primary election voters trickled into the polls at the Sublette County school district Tuesday, citing concerns about representation, housing and transgender women in sports.
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Wyomingites will choose a new U.S. House representative and a U.S. senator this year. The fields are crowded. Maggie and Jordan tease apart the nuances of candidates’ campaign promises.
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Wyomingites will choose a new U.S. House representative and a U.S. senator this year. The fields are crowded! Maggie and Jordan tease apart the nuances of candidates’ campaign promises.Test your knowledge of our politics coverage! Sign up to get an email when a new WPR Politics Quiz goes live here: http://bit.ly/4dzuaq1
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Eight prospective U.S. House members pitched their candidacies to a Casper audience during a nearly two-hour-long forum Thursday night.
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After spending $600,000, the Moran rancher said race was too crowded.
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Voters can now request absentee ballots and vote early until August 17.
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Sundance resident Richard Dodson filed for Wyoming’s lone U.S. House seat on the last day, Friday. He joins nine other Republican hopefuls.
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Keith B. Goodenough served in the Wyoming House from 1989 to 1992 and in the Senate from 1995 to 2004 as a Democrat. He filed to run in the Republican Party for the lone U.S. House seat.