In their own words: Written responses from general election candidates on questions asked by News Record reporters
In their own words: Written responses from general election candidates on questions asked by News Record reporters
In their own words: Written responses from election candidates on questions asked by News Record reporters
In less than a month, voters will decide whether four judges in the 6th Judicial District should continue to serve.
Local and state political candidates have turned in their expense reports for the primary election campaign season.
A budget crisis brought on by a downturn in the energy sector compounded by the coronavirus pandemic is the top issue on the minds of the seven candidates who have filed to seek one of four seats up for election on the Campbell County School District Board of Trustees.
Here’s a list of who has filed for special district seats in Campbell County so far. The filing period for special district candidates running in the November general election opened Aug. 5 and continues through Monday. New filings are in bold.
Rep. Eric Barlow, R-Gillette, handily defeated conservative challenger Martin E. Phillips in the Republican race for Wyoming House of Representative District 3 in Tuesday's primary.
As the Campbell County Primary Election results flooded in late Tuesday night, Troy McKeown stood humbled in a room of fellow candidates as he watched the votes pile up.
A Gillette city councilman who was forced to resign two months ago tallied the most votes among council candidates on Tuesday's primary ballot.
Republican Bill Fortner won the race for state House District 52 during Tuesday’s primary election, beating the incumbent William “Bill” Pownall and John Robertson by tallying more than 50 percent of the vote.
Rep. Roy Edwards, R-Gillette, beat former Gillette mayor Tom Murphy to retain his state House of Representative seat for District 53.
The two incumbents on the county commission will be moving on to the general election.
CHEYENNE — For the first time in Wyoming history, voters will be choosing from only female candidates in the state’s two federal races in November.
The two incumbents on the Campbell County Commission will be moving on to the general election.
House District 31 Republican candidate John Bear will move on to the general election Nov. 3.
The deadline for local candidates to report their campaign contributions to the elections office was 5 p.m. Aug. 11.
Saturday’s “Road to the Primary” listed one of the Gillette City Council candidates in the wrong race.
Few races in a primary election get less attention than the race for local precinct committee people, but this year the smallest race on the ballot is getting some time in the spotlight.
On Tuesday, one hour before the first in-person ballots are cast, local election judges will have already been hard at work.
What’s different this year
Voter registration: If you haven’t registered yet, you can visit the Elections Office through Monday to register and vote by absentee ballot. You also can register on Election Day at the polls.
Tuesday was the deadline for candidates to report their primary election contributions.
Where to vote
Voter turnout
Here’s a list of who has filed for special district seats in Campbell County so far. The filing period for special district candidates running in the November general election opened last week and continues through Aug. 24. New filings are in bold.
Here’s a list of who has filed for special district seats in Campbell County so far. The filing period for special district candidates running in the November general election opened last week and continues through Aug. 24. New filings are in bold.
Here’s a list of who has filed for special district seats in Campbell County so far. The filing period for special district candidates running in the November general election opened last Wednesday and continues through Aug. 24. New filings are in bold.
Here’s a list of who has filed for special district seats in Campbell County so far. The filing period for special district candidates running in the November general election opened Wednesday and continues through Aug. 24. New filings are in bold.
Written responses from primary election candidates on questions asked by News Record reporters
Besides the budget, what is the most pressing issue facing the state, and if elected how would you address it?
What do you think of Wyoming’s response to the coronavirus pandemic? What should the state Department of Health’s role be in a situation like this?
Besides the budget, what is the most pressing issue facing the state, and if elected how would you address it?
What do you think of Wyoming’s response to the coronavirus pandemic? What should the state Department of Health’s role be in a situation like this?
Besides the budget, what is the most pressing issue facing the state, and if elected how would you address it?
What do you think of Wyoming’s response to the coronavirus pandemic? What should the state Department of Health’s role be in a situation like this?
Besides the budget, what is the most pressing issue facing the state, and if elected how would you address it?
What do you think of Wyoming’s response to the coronavirus pandemic? What should the state Department of Health’s role be in a situation like this?
CHEYENNE — Three candidates seeking the Democratic nomination in Wyoming's U.S. Senate race discussed some of their differences on health care, foreign policy and environmental issues during a virtual forum Monday night.
The filing period for local special districts opens Wednesday and runs through Aug. 24.
Besides the budget, what is the most pressing issue facing the state, and if elected how would you address it?
What do you think of Wyoming’s response to the coronavirus pandemic? What should the state Department of Health’s role be in a situation like this?
What do you think of Wyoming’s response to the coronavirus pandemic? What should the state Department of Health’s role be in a situation like this?
Besides the budget, what is the most pressing issue facing the state, and if elected how would you address it?
Besides the budget, what is the most pressing issue facing the state, and if elected how would you address it?
What do you think of Wyoming’s response to the coronavirus pandemic? What should the state Department of Health’s role be in a situation like this?
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