Lex Anteinternet: The 2024 Election, Part XVIII. The list.

Saturday, June 1, 2024

The 2024 Election, Part XVIII. The list.

June 1, 2024

And the complete state races are now in.

First takeaway. The Senatorial race is now a three-way race, with the most recent entrant being long expected. A democrat, Scott Murrow, has also entered the race, and accordingly will face off against the winner of the GOP primary, and lose.

Harriet Hageman is facing a challenge in the GOP primary from Steve Helling, who ran in the last House race as a Trump supporting Democrat.. He'll lose.

So what about the local county races?

House Contests

Contest		Term
State Representative 35		2 years
Republican	Christopher Dresang
Republican	Tony Locke
State Representative 36		2 years
Republican	Art Washut
State Representative 37		2 years
Republican	Steve Harshman
State Representative 38		2 years
Republican	Jayme Lien
Republican	Tom Walters
State Representative 56		2 years
Republican	Elissa Campbell
Republican	Pete Fox
Republican	Pamela Mertens

Contest		Term
State Representative 57		2 years
Republican	Julie Jarvis
Republican	Jeanette Ward
State Representative 58		2 years
Republican	Bill Allemand
Republican	Tom Jones
State Representative 59		2 years
Republican	J.R. Riggins
State Representative 62		2 years
Republican	Edis Allen
Republican	Kevin Campbell

County Contests

Contest		Term
(2) Two County Commissioners		4 years
Republican	Paul C Bertoglio
Republican	Casey Coates
Republican	Rozmaring Czaban
Republican	Matt Keating
Republican	Dave North
Republican	Curt Simpson Jr
Republican	Terry Wingerter
Republican	Arthur Youngberg

City of Casper Contests

Contest		Term
(2) Two Casper City Council Ward I		4 years
	Jude Buchanan
	Julie Collins-Thiel
	Ken Dockweiler
	Dawn Madrid
	Amber Pollock
	Kianna Smith
	Patrick "Pat" Sweeney
(2) Two Casper City Council Ward II		4 years
	Bill Brockley Jr
	Lisa Engebretsen
	Kyle Gamroth
	Matthew Larson
	Ross Schriftman
	Gabriel Tullis
Casper City Council Ward III		4 years
	Michael H Mcintosh

City of Mills Contests

Contest		Term
(2) Two Mills City Council		4 years
	James Hollander
	Dawade P Jones
	Sara E Mccarthy
	Laura Miramontes
	Brad Neumiller
	Angela Volzke

Bar Nunn Contests

Contest		Term
(2) Two Bar Nunn Town Council		4 years
	Keenan Morgan
	Frank Schwarzrock

Evansville Contests

Contest		Term
(2) Two Evansville Town Council		4 years
	Ernie Blackford
	Dacia Edwards
	Dale Shelden
	Alex Stoops
Evansville Town Council (2 year unexpired)		2 years
	Alona Vigneault
Evansville Town Mayor (2 year unexpired)		2 years
	Steve Krohn
	Candace Machado

Last prior edition:

The 2024 Election, Part XVII. Standing on their feet or crawling on their knees.

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