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County | SPET | Town | State | National
State
Petersen to face Mead
August, 18 2010
By Thomas Dewell
Teton County native and Republican Matt Mead will face Teton County resident and Democrat Leslie Petersen in November’s race for Wyoming governor.
Petersen outpaced her nearest competitor, Laramie’s Pete Gosar, 48 percent to 37 percent, according to unofficial primary results. Petersen, the former chairman of the state Democratic party, tallied 10,759 votes to Gosar’s 8,397.
Mead, just before 11 p.m. Tuesday, claimed victory in a tight Republican primary as he garnered 30,272 votes, or 29 percent, to second-place finisher Rita Meyer’s 29,588 votes, or 28 percent. Meyer conceded defeat at approximately 11:30 p.m. Tuesday, her campaign spokeswoman said... Full Story >> About the 2010 state elections
Wyoming governor
Twelve candidates are competing for their party’s nomination for Wyoming governor. Teton County resident Leslie Petersen is running against Democrats Chris Zachary, Pete Gosar, Al Hamburg and Rex Wilde. Teton County native Matt Mead is running against Republicans Rita Meyer, Ron Micheli, John Self, Colin Simpson, Tom Ubben and Alan Kousoulos.
One candidate from each party advances from the Aug. 17 primary to the November general election.
HD-16
Republican candidates Ruth Ann Petroff, a local businesswoman, and Joe Schloss, a retired U.S. Department of Homeland Security agent, will face off in the upcoming primary to succeed Rep. Pete Jorgensen, who is retiring from the state legislature this year. The winner of the primary will take on Democratic candidate Len Carlman, a local attorney for a spot representing House District 16, which covers most of Jackson as well as portions of Teton Village.
HD-22
Republican candidates Emmett Mavy, a website designer, and Bill Winney, a retired U.S. Navy captain, will square off in the primary election for House District 22, which includes parts of Teton, Sublette and Lincoln counties. The winner of that primary will then face incumbent representative Jim Roscoe.
SD-17
For the past 16 years, Teton County voters have sent Jackson resident Grant Larson to the state Senate.
This year, with Larson retiring, three valley men are vying to take his place. Only the Republican primary election will be contested, as only one Democrat is running.
On Aug. 17, voters will determine whether Republicans Leland Christensen or Samuel Harrell will face Democrat Tom Frisbie in the November general election for Larson's seat in Senate District 17, which covers part of Teton and Fremont counties.
State auditor
Republicans Cynthia Cloud and Bruce Brown vie for the Republican nomination for state auditor. Sitting auditor Rita Meyer is running for governor.
State superintendent of public instruction
Incumbent Jim McBride faces fellow Republicans Cindy Hill, Trent Blankenship and Ted Adams in the race to be the GOP’s nomination in the state superintendent of public instruction race. Democrat Mike Massie is unopposed in the Democratic primary.
Unopposed state races
Republican Joe Meyer is unopposed in the Republican primary for state treasurer. Incumbent Republican Max Maxfield and Democrat Andrew Simmons, are unopposed in their respective primaries for secretary of state.
County | SPET | Town | State | National
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Schloss, Jorgensen far apart on health care
October, 22 2008
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District 16 race splits on property tax issue
October, 15 2008
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State House hopefuls differ on gas fields
October, 15 2008
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State candidates spar over secrecy, wolves
October, 8 2008
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Primary Election House District 22 results
August, 19 2008
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State candidates: We need diverse energy
August, 6 2008
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Obama sparks valley voters
July, 30 2008
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State Election
July, 21 2008
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Taxes, drilling drive state legislature races
June, 11 2008
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Broyles wows crowd with war, energy speech
May, 28 2008
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Olsen will not seek re-election to House
April, 9 2008
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GOP group cited for campaign infractions
March, 19 2008
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Former ski patroller challenges instructor
March, 5 2008
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Teton GOP sets platform
January, 9 2008
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County GOP to pick presidential delegate
January, 2 2008
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