Election 2012

Four years ago the vote was close and this time around it was even closer. Natrona County's Library Board President looks at the tightened margin as a positive. At the same time, Board President Randy Buffington says, the voters have spoken

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Staff at the Natrona County Clerk’s Office spent most of Wednesday wrapping up work related to Tuesday night’s general election.

Natrona County clerk Renea Vitto says turnout was strong across Natrona County

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One of the successful candidates for the Natrona County Commission attended nearly every meeting over many months leading up to the election. Forest Chadwick's time was not wasted. He was successful in his run and is ready to go

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The number of registered voters on the eve of the state’s general election is just under 239,000. Secretary of State Max Maxfield says that's about 55 percent of the voting age population in Wyoming and represents an increase of over 20,000 since the primaries in August

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In addition to candidates, a number of other issues will be on next week's ballot

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With the 2012 general election under two weeks away, the Natrona County Clerk’s Office is preparing itself for strong area voter turnout. Over 28,000 residents have registered to vote in Natrona County alone.

Natrona County clerk Renea Vitto says voters can easily find their polling place by either visiting the clerk’s website or by con

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Voters in Converse County will be asked a similar question on November 6th as voters in Natrona County. "Do they support an additional penny tax to expand library resources?" In Converse County the proposal involves expansion of both the Glenrock and Douglas Libraries

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The current representative for Wyoming House District 59, Republican Bunky Loucks, is running for reelection and faces a democratic challenger in one of only two contested legislative races in Natrona County

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The state legislative seat representing Wyoming House District 59 is one of two challenged races in Natrona County.  Mike Gilmore, a Casper Democrat, represented that district previously from 2009-2010

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The Natrona County commissioner's race will have two additional parties with candidates on the ballot in November - The Independent and the Wyoming Constitution Parties.

Current city councilman and 20 year political veteran, Keith Goodenough, will run as an Independent

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