House District 1: Wyoming Primary Results (R) Key Race
Candidate(s) | % | Votes | |
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Belinskey | % | ||
Bouchard | % | ||
Cheney Incumbent | % | ||
Hageman | % | ||
Knapp | % |
Candidate(s) | % | Votes | |
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Belinskey | % | ||
Bouchard | % | ||
Cheney Incumbent | % | ||
Hageman | % | ||
Knapp | % |
Candidate(s) | % | Votes | |
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Blatchford | % | ||
Chesbro | % | ||
Taylor | % | ||
Kelley | % | ||
Merrill | % | ||
Murkowski Incumbent | % | ||
Nolin | % | ||
Schiess | % | ||
Shorkey | % | ||
Speights | % | ||
Tshibaka | % | ||
Thorne | % | ||
Darden | % | ||
Darden | % | ||
Gungurstein | % | ||
Hill | % | ||
Keller | % | ||
Lee | % | ||
Stephens | % |
The Democrats’ majority in Congress is razor-thin: The Senate is a 50-50 split (with Vice President Kamala Harris’ tie-breaking vote giving them the advantage) and Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s control of the House rests on a slim margin. In 2022, all 435 House seats and 35 of the 100 Senate seats are on the ballot. Additionally, 36 out of 50 states will elect governors.
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