Elections in Wyoming

The results of elections in the state of Wyoming have tended to be more conservative than liberal than most of the United States due to Wyoming being a rural state which usually vote for the Republican Party.

Elections in Wyoming
Federal government
President
U.S. Senate
U.S. House
State government
General elections
Gubernatorial elections
Secretary of State elections
Senate elections
House of Representatives elections

Democratic voters, in the minority, are concentrated in more urban areas such as Teton County. Despite the imbalance in registration, Wyoming voters have elected relatively conservative Democrats to local, state and federal offices such as the thirty-first governor Dave Freudenthal.

Presidential elections results[1]
Year Republicans Democrats
2020 69.94% 193,559 26.55% 73,491
2016 68.17% 174,419 21.88% 55,973
2012 68.64% 170,962 27.82% 69,286
2008 64.78% 164,958 32.54% 82,868
2004 68.86% 167,629 29.07% 70,776
2000 67.76% 147,947 27.70% 60,481
1996 49.81% 105,388 36.84% 77,934
1992 39.70% 79,347 34.10% 68,160
1988 60.53% 106,867 38.01% 67,113
1984 70.51% 133,241 28.24% 53,370
1980 62.64% 110,700 27.97% 49,427
1976 59.30% 92,717 39.81% 62,239
1972 69.01% 100,464 30.47% 44,358
1968 55.76% 70,927 35.51% 45,173
1964 43.44% 61,998 56.56% 80,718
1960 55.01% 77,451 44.99% 63,331

Presidential
Main article: United States presidential elections in Wyoming

National legislative

State executive

See also

References
  1. Leip, David. "Presidential General Election Results Comparison – New York". US Election Atlas. Retrieved January 10, 2010.
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