2024 Wyoming elections

2024 Wyoming elections

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The 2024 Wyoming elections were held in large part on November 5, 2024, to elect members of the federal, state, and local governments.

• April 13, 2024: Democratic presidential caucuses.
• April 20, 2024: Republican presidential caucuses.
• August 20, 2024: State, federal, and local primaries.
• November 5, 2024: General election.^[1]

Summary of the 2024 Wyoming Senate election results^[5]

Party		Candidates	Votes	%	Seats
					Before 67th Leg.	Up	Won	After 68th Leg.	+/–
	Republican	15	105,174	89.78	29	15	15	29
	Democratic	3	7,742	6.61	2	0	0	2
	Write-in		4,227	3.61	—
Valid ballots			117,143	87.24	—
Blank or invalid ballots			17,139	12.76	—
Total			134,282	100%	31	15		31

Summary of the 2024 Wyoming House of Representatives election results^[5]

Party		Candidates	Votes	%	Seats
					Before 67th Leg.	Won 68th Leg.	+/–
	Republican	60	197,212	83.39	57	56	1
	Democratic	16	28,497	12.05	5	6	1
	Independents	1	865	0.37	0	0
	Write-in		9,929	4.20	—
Valid ballots			236,503	87.23	—
Blank or invalid ballots			34,620	12.77	—
Total			271,123	100%	62

2024 Wyoming Constitutional Amendment A

November 5, 2024
An act relating to ad valorem taxation; specifying the property tax assessment ratio for the residential property for owner occupied primary residences class; providing an appropriation; and providing for a delayed and contingent effective date.
Results
Choice Votes % Yes 146,336 59.31% No 100,392 40.69% Valid votes 246,728 91.00% Invalid or blank votes 24,395 9.00% Total votes 271,123 100.00%
Results by county Results by precinct Yes   90–100%   80–90%   70–80%   60–70%   50–60% No   90–100%   80–90%   70–80%   60–70%   50–60% Other   No data

2024 Wyoming Constitutional Amendment A would "separate residential real property into its own class of property for purposes of property tax assessments. The amendment would authorize the legislature to create a subclass of owner occupied primary residences."^[6]

2024 Wyoming Constitutional Amendment A

Choice	Votes	%
Yes	146,336	59.31%
No	100,392	40.69%
Valid votes	246,728	91.00%
Invalid or blank votes	24,395	9.00%
Total votes	271,123	100.00%

Thirty judges were stood for retention election on November 5, including two Supreme Court justices for 8-year terms, fourteen circuit court judges for 4-year terms, and fourteen district court judges for 6-year terms.^[7]

Justice John G. Fenn retention election

Choice	Votes	%
Yes	175,991	77.74%
No	50,382	22.26%
Valid votes	226,373	83.49%
Invalid or blank votes	44,750	16.51%
Total votes	271,123	100.00%

Chief Justice Kate M. Fox retention election

Choice	Votes	%
Yes	177,803	78.64%
No	48,638	21.36%
Valid votes	226,441	83.52%
Invalid or blank votes	44,682	16.48%
Total votes	271,123	100.00%