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See who is winning in the Nov. 5, 2024, Wyoming General election with real-time results and county-by-county maps.

Republican John Barrasso has won reelection as Wyoming’s senior U.S. senator. Barrasso beat Scott Morrow, a retired postal union official from Laramie.

Trump took just over 70 percent of the Wyoming vote in both the 2016 and 2020 presidential elections, and continued his dominance in this election cycle. Kylie Dorr, a Cheyenne resident who volunteered as a door knocker for a local Republican politician, is delighted that her state remains Trump Country.

BAIROIL—Audra Thornton knew every person who visited town hall on Tuesday to cast their vote in the election. But she still turned some folks away, instructing them to return with

Republican Rep. Harriet Hageman won reelection to Wyoming's lone U.S. House seat on Tuesday. Hageman beat Kyle Cameron, a Democratic Party activist from Laramie, to win a second term. It was a low-key race compared to two years ago,

Following state and federal laws is of course a necessary part of administering any election in Wyoming. Poll workers and county staff, however, go to extraordinary lengths to pull off an election in the most rural reaches of the least populated state in the nation.

Wyoming's conservative politics leave little room for Democrats. Here's three districts that could turn blue on election day.

The hard-line Wyoming Freedom Caucus racked up enough wins in Tuesday’s general election to secure a simple majority in the House, wresting control from the traditionalist Republican Wyoming Caucus. In the Senate, conservative allies of the Freedom Caucus retained control of the upper chamber.

This amendment would make “residential real property” a separate class for property tax assessments. It would also enable the creation of an “owner-occupied primary residence” subcategory, which could be taxed at a different rate.

Audra Thornton knew every person who visited town hall on Tuesday to cast their vote in the election. But she still turned some folks away, instructing them to