Wyoming voters will decide on two congressional offices, statewide offices, Wyoming House and Senate seats, and Proposition 1, a ballot measure to exempt 50% of a primary residence’s assessed value. Winning candidates from the Nov. 3 general election assume office in January.

Polls close at 7 p.m., and the Associated Press results below for contested races will be updated as they become available.

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  1. Seems like a pretty bad year to send Republican freshmen to Congress. Especially Freedom Caucus ones. But you do you, Wyoming.

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  2. Looks like once again Wyoming will keep California Chuck on the public dole. At least it gets him out of Wyoming and he will be a very small fish (pun intended)in a very large pond.

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  3. Why are you calling it for Hageman with zero percent of votes counted? Seems a bit… premature, don’t you think?

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