Casper, WY – The Associated Press posted preliminary vote totals for Wyoming’s November 3, 2026 general election. The counts cover both contested and uncontested races for the state Senate and House of Representatives.
Contested House races
The following House districts saw competition on Election Day:
- District 36
- District 37
- District 38
- District 57
- District 58
- District 59
Results for each of these districts are being updated as precincts finish reporting. The AP feed lists the leading candidates and vote totals, but the numbers remain unofficial until the Natrona County canvassing board and the Wyoming Secretary of State certify the final tallies.
Uncontested races
Several legislative seats were unopposed, meaning the listed candidates automatically retain or assume office once the results are certified. These include:
- Senate District 27
- Senate District 29
- House District 35
- House District 56
- House District 62
Because no opposing candidates filed, the vote counts for these districts are largely ceremonial, confirming the sole nominee’s victory.
Certification process
All numbers released today are provisional. Wyoming law requires each county’s canvassing board to review and certify precinct returns before the state’s Secretary of State issues the official election results. This process typically concludes within a few weeks after the election.
What voters should expect
Wyoming voters can continue to monitor the AP live feed or the state’s official website for updated totals. Once certification is complete, the newly elected legislators will be sworn in at the start of the next legislative session, where they will begin shaping policy for the state.
For residents of Casper and the broader Natrona County area, these results determine who will represent their communities in the state Capitol, influencing decisions on everything from education funding to natural resource management.
Original reporting: Oil City News (Casper WY) — read the source article.
