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Libertarian and Constitution Party candidates make for a four-way face off for U.S House.
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Wyoming counties were required to audit about 5% of ballots cast by hand. The results largely matched those of machine tabulators.
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The State Canvassing Board, alongside the election division, claimed a successful and accurate primary. However, the arrival of federal election observers caught some public officials, like the governor, off guard.
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Freedom Caucus candidates took a beating in Wyoming’s primary election. But MAGA Republicans found success in races for federal office. Plus, Democrats envision a new direction; details TBD.
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About half of Wyoming’s registered voters turned in a ballot. That stat drops, though, when factoring in all voting-aged residents.
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A number of prominent Wyoming Freedom Caucus members lost their primaries on Tuesday night, threatening the bloc’s House majority and undercutting the group’s goal to expand its numbers in the state Senate and higher office.
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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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Likely voters WPR spoke to at the Black Coal Senior Center hope to see more Native American culture in schools, more tribal candidates and for tribal programs to receive more support.
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Voters in Wyoming hit the polls today for the primary election. On the ballot are the top five statewide elected offices, a seat in Congress and one in the U.S. Senate, and most of the state Legislature.