Wyoming Freedom Caucus Suffers Major Setback as 14 Incumbents Fall in Primaries
TL;DR
Early AP results show the Wyoming Freedom Caucus losing at least 14 incumbents in the state legislature, failing to expand its House majority or gain a Senate majority. Several prominent targets were defeated (including House Speaker Chip Neiman’s bid to unseat Senate President Ogden Driskill), while a number of incumbents defended their seats. The caucus had aimed for a 42-seat House supermajority (and 32 for a simple majority), but results so far suggest the hard-line group did not achieve its goal as votes continue to be counted.
- Wyoming Freedom Caucus loses at least 14 incumbent lawmakers WyoFile
- In This State, an Intense Fight in the G.O.P. for Control of the Right The New York Times
- Near-Total Massacre For Freedom Caucus In Wyoming Primary Cowboy State Daily
- Voters Oust Brady, McCann, Heiner from Wyoming House SweetwaterNOW
- Natrona County voters say no to most Freedom Caucus-aligned candidates Casper Star-Tribune
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