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Senate District 16
Senate District 16 is composed of northern Sublette County, northern Lincoln County and Wilson. Sen. Pat Aullman, R-Thayne, represented the district for the past four years but announced this spring she would not seek re-election to a second term. Rep. Dan Dockstader, a Republican from Afton, is the only person who has filed to run for Aullman's seat. Dockstader currently represents House District 21 in the Wyoming Legislature.

House District 16
House District 16 includes much of Jackson and Teton Village. Rep. Pete Jorgensen, D-Jackson, has represented the district for the last six years. Jorgensen is running for another two-year term. He is challenged by Teton County Republican Party Chairman Joe Schloss, who was the only Republican to seek the seat.

House District 22
House District 22 includes most of northern Sublette County, Wilson and Hoback Junction in Teton County and Alpine in Lincoln County. Rep. Monte Olsen, R-Daniel, represented the district for the last six years but announced this spring he would not seek re-election because of health complications stemming from a car accident one year ago. Republican Charles Stough, of Pinedale, is running against Democrat Jim Roscoe, who splits his time between Wilson and Boulder.

House District 23
House District 23 includes much of Jackson and Dubois. Rep. Keith Gingery, R-Jackson, has represented the district for the last four years, and no one has filed to run against him for the second straight election cycle. Gingery, 39, is seeking another two-year term. He serves as chairman of the Drug Court Steering Committee and the Select Committee on Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services, and he sits on the House Judiciary Committee.

Schloss, Jorgensen far apart on health care
State Rep. Pete Jorgensen, a Democrat seeking re-election to the House District 16 seat, and Republican challenger Joe Schloss agree that access to quality, affordable health care is one of the biggest issues facing the state and one of their top priorities...
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District 16 race splits on property tax issue
Candidates for House District 16 vary greatly in their views of what changes, if any, should be made to Wyoming’s residential property-tax system...
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State House hopefuls differ on gas fields
Candidates for House District 22 both say they are focused on ensuring the state has proper oversight of the massive natural gas fields in Sublette County, but they differ on exactly what that oversight should entail...
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State candidates spar over secrecy, wolves
Candidates for state Legislature seats representing portions of Jackson Hole debated key Wyoming issues, including open government, wildlife management and health care, Saturday at a forum hosted by the League of Women Voters...
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Primary Election House District 22 results

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State candidates: We need diverse energy
Candidates for the state Legislature called for Wyoming to do more to diversify its energy resources, though some said a lack of transmission capacity was hindering such efforts today...
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Taxes, drilling drive state legislature races
Rising property taxes and increasing concern over the impacts of Sublette County’s vast natural gas fields will be two major factors driving this year’s races for state legislature...
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Broyles wows crowd with war, energy speech
In an increasingly digital age people can do almost anything over the Internet; get directions, order a pizza, sell old skis or find love...
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Olsen will not seek re-election to House
State Rep. Monte Olsen, R-Daniel, announced Tuesday he will not run for re-election to his House District 22 seat representing Wilson, Hoback Junction, Alpine and northern Sublette County...
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