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Wyoming
Five states approved property tax cuts—but cutting taxes is easier than cutting the cost of government. Last night, voters in seven states were asked whether they wanted to reduce property taxes through statewide ballot initiatives.
Results for the 2026 Wyoming U.S. Senate Class II general election. Find Wyoming and national elections results at BostonGlobe.com.
Yes, Election 2026 is finally in the rearview mirror. Here in Wyoming, there were few surprises, with the most-watched outcome likely being defeat of the Proposition 1 property tax cut measure. The full rundown of races in Laramie County and those statewide will be in Thursday's Wyoming Tribune Eagle print and e-Editions,
The Wyoming Legislature will have one Democrat from Laramie County when the general session begins on Jan. 12, as Britney Tennant pulled off an upset of Dan McIntosh
Wyoming Secretary of State Chuck Gray (R) is projected to win the race to represent the state’s at-large congressional district, according to Decision Desk HQ. The state election official
A surge in early voting signals heightened interest in an election with major implications for homeowners, local governments and Wyoming’s political future.
From approval of the president to confidence in elections, the Wyoming Survey and Analysis Center’s 2026 election survey, which was published Wednesday, takes the state’s pulse on a wide swath
A Wyoming lawmaker is calling attention to questions surrounding campaign finance reporting as state officials review several complaints ahead of Election Day.
Federal election monitors will return to Laramie County during the general election next week, but unlike during the primaries, they will not be allowed inside polling places.
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