Political

In 1994, the race for Wyoming's State House was decided by a ping pong ball.

Just in time for next week's election, here's a look back at the wildest political battle in Wyoming history, the infamous fist fight on the floor of the State Legislature in 1913. At the time, the Wyoming House of Representatives consisted of 29 Republicans and 28 Democrats, who were embroiled in a heated debate over who would become Speaker of the House...

With Election Day right around the corner, we could see many women in Wyoming taking office. In Cheyenne, we will have the cities first female mayor after votes are cast Nov. 8

Longtime Cheyenne City Councilman and former mayoral candidate Jim Brown is endorsing Amy Surdam for the mayor's seat.

Cheyenne councilman and former mayoral candidate Richard Johnson has ended his write-in campaign for mayor and is endorsing Amy Surdam for the seat.

The general election may still be six weeks away, but Wyomingites wanting to cast their vote before November 8 can now do so.

The Wyoming Secretary of State's Office on Thursday certified 136 state-level and 10 national-level candidates for the 2016 general election ballot.

Cheyenne businesswoman Kym Zwonitzer announced today that she's running as an independent candidate for Wyoming's Senate District 6 seat.

Cheyenne voters made history on Tuesday in the race for mayor, sending two women to the general election in November.

In yesterday's primary election, House District 41 Republican candidate Bill Henderson defeated his opponent Patrick Fitzgerald by one vote, 583 to 582. Another race was decided by four votes. Interestingly, Henderson's victory was not the closest election in Wyoming history...