Laramie, Wy – University instructor Chris Rothfuss of
Laramie will challenge Republican U.S. Sen. Mike Enzi of Wyoming this November.
In unofficial results, Rothfuss beat Army veteran Al Hamburg in Tuesday's Democratic primary. With 92 percent of precincts
reporting, Rothfuss had 62 percent of the vote to Hamburg's 38 percent.
Rothfuss, 35, is a political novice who teaches courses in
nanotechnology and diplomacy at the University of Wyoming. He said
Wyoming needs a voice in Washington to help guide a national energy
plan.

Laramie, Wy – The primary race between Nick Carter and
Keith Goodenough remains too close to call as the Wyoming Democrats vie for the chance to challenge Republican U.S. Sen. John Barrasso in the fall.
Unofficial results show Carter with 51 percent of the vote to Goodenough's 49 percent - with 100 percent of precincts reporting. The difference is 353 votes out of 24,193 ballots cast.

Laramie, Wy – U.S. Senate 2006 Dem - Special Primary

489 of 490 precincts - 99 percent

Nick Carter 12,173 - 51 percent
Keith Goodenough 11,818 - 49 percent

U.S. Senate 2008 Dem - Primary

489 of 490 precincts - 99 percent

x-Chris Rothfuss 14,039 - 62 percent
Al Hamburg 8,464 - 38 percent

U.S. House District 1 GOP - Primary

489 of 490 precincts - 99 percent

Laramie, Wy – State Senate District 22 GOP - Primary

31 of 31 precincts - 100 percent

x-John Schiffer (i) 2,967 - 84 percent
Al Snell 559 - 16 percent

State Senate District 30 GOP - Primary

19 of 19 precincts - 100 percent

x-Charles Scott (i) 1,253 - 61 percent
Tom Walters 804 - 39 percent

State House District 3 Dem - Primary

12 of 12 precincts - 100 percent

x-Terry Jones 402 - 74 percent
Laurell Marker 144 - 26 percent

State House District 3 GOP - Primary

Laramie, Wy – Several veteran Wyoming lawmakers have
defeated challengers in the primary election. Outgoing House Speaker Roy Cohee, a Republican from Casper, was among the winners in Tuesday's primary.
Outgoing Senate President John Schiffer, a Republican from Kaycee, also won his race.
Cohee defeated challenger Beth Nachbar of Evansville to advance to the November general election. He faces no opposition from the Democratic Party.
Schiffer beat challenger Al Snell of Buffalo. Schiffer faces no
Democratic Party opposition in the general election.

By AP

Cheyenne, Wyo. – Several veteran Wyoming lawmakers have
defeated challengers in the primary election.

Outgoing House Speaker Roy Cohee, a Republican from Casper, was among the winners in Tuesday's primary.

Cohee defeated challenger Beth Nachbar of Evansville to advance to the November general election.

He faces no opposition from the Democratic Party.

Outgoing Senate President John Schiffer, a Republican from Kaycee, also won his race.

Laramie, Wy – U.S. Senate 2006 Dem - Special Primary

472 of 490 precincts - 96 percent

Nick Carter 11,016 - 50 percent
Keith Goodenough 10,845 - 50 percent

U.S. Senate 2008 Dem - Primary

472 of 490 precincts - 96 percent

x-Chris Rothfuss 12,748 - 62 percent
Al Hamburg 7,762 - 38 percent

U.S. House District 1 GOP - Primary

472 of 490 precincts - 96 percent

Laramie, Wy – State Senate District 22 GOP - Primary

27 of 31 precincts - 87 percent

John Schiffer (i) 2,353 - 82 percent
Al Snell 500 - 18 percent

State Senate District 30 GOP - Primary

19 of 19 precincts - 100 percent

x-Charles Scott (i) 1,253 - 61 percent
Tom Walters 804 - 39 percent

State House District 3 Dem - Primary

8 of 12 precincts - 67 percent

Terry Jones 311 - 75 percent
Laurell Marker 103 - 25 percent

State House District 3 GOP - Primary

Laramie, Wy –
U.S. Senate 2006 Dem - Special Primary

276 of 490 precincts - 56 percent

Keith Goodenough 7,243 - 52 percent
Nick Carter 6,820 - 48 percent

U.S. Senate 2008 Dem - Primary

286 of 490 precincts - 58 percent

Chris Rothfuss 8,262 - 62 percent
Al Hamburg 5,138 - 38 percent

U.S. House District 1 GOP - Primary

271 of 490 precincts - 55 percent

Laramie, Wy – U.S. Senate 2006 Dem - Special Primary

148 of 490 precincts - 30 percent

Keith Goodenough 4,168 - 53 percent
Nick Carter 3,701 - 47 percent

U.S. Senate 2008 Dem - Primary

148 of 490 precincts - 30 percent

Chris Rothfuss 4,816 - 66 percent
Al Hamburg 2,478 - 34 percent

U.S. House District 1 GOP - Primary

145 of 490 precincts - 30 percent