Unofficial primary election results for Thermopolis and Hot Springs County have been reported after Tuesday’s trip to the polls.
Republican Phillip Scheel won the strongly contested Hot Springs County Commissioner race and will advance to the general election in November. Scheel will run uncontested in the general election facing only write-in candidates.
Wyat Agar won the Wyoming State Senate District 20 Republican race. He will face off with Democrat Mary Jane Norskog in the general. Republican Nathan Winters edged out Democrat Howard Samelson in votes in the race for Wyoming State Representative of House District 28. Both will advance to the general to face off again.
On the state level for U.S. Representative, Republican Liz Cheney will be moving onto the general election in November to face Democrat Ryan Greene, Constitution Party candidate Daniel Clyde Cummings and Libertarian candidate Lawrence Gerard Struempf.
Hot Springs County unofficial primary voting results include:
Hot Springs County Commissioner
Republican
Phillip Scheel – 456
Mike Chimenti – 380
Joe Casciato – 290
Joe Martinez – 185
Hub Whitt – 98
State Senator SD20
Republican
Wyatt Agar – 867
Ron Harvey – 410
Bob Bayuk – 112
Democrat
Mary Jane Norskog – 145
State House of Representatives HD 28
Republican
Nathan Winters – 1,116
Democrat
Howard Samelson – 140
U.S. Representative
Republican
Liz Cheney – 566
Leland Christensen – 365
Tim Stubson – 241
Darin Smith – 154
Mike Konsmo – 18
Heath Beaudry — 12
Jason Adam Senteney – 9
Paul Paad – 6
Democrat
Ryan Greene – 91
Charlie Hardy – 49
Constitution
Daniel Clyde Cummings – 1
Libertarian
Lawrence Gerard Struempf – 4
Thermopolis Town Council
Dusty Lewis – 732
East Thermopolis Town Council (2)
Jack Kuiper – 48
Merle William Moore – 37
Precinct Committeeman 1-1 Republican (2)
Jerry D. Williams – 265
Joshua P. Brown – 252
Precinct Committeewoman 1-1 Republican (2)
Ellen Galyan – 339
Precinct Committeeman 1-2 Republican (1)
Charles Curley – 149
Benjamin W. Shidler – 114
Precinct Committeewoman 1-2 Republican (1)
Toni Casciato – 245
Precinct Committeeman 2-4 Republican (1)
Kevin Dickey – 103
Precinct Committeeman 3-3 Republican (2)
John Baird – 428
Jim Collins – 323
Precinct Committeewoman 3-3 Republican (2)
Jamie George – 319
Patty O’Brien – 410
Precinct Committeeman 1-1 Democrat (1)
Rex Clothier – 45
Precinct Committeeman 1-2 Democrat (1)
Brendan Byron – 38
Precinct Committeewoman 1-2 Democrat (1)
P.E. Straley – 35
Precinct Committeeman 3-3 Democrat (1)
Howard Samelson – 40
Precinct Committeeman 3-3 Democrat (1)
Suzanne Samelson – 40
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