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In 1994, Governor Mike Sullivan pulled a ping-pong ball from his cowboy hat to break a tie in the race for the Wyoming State House.

The Cowboy State is notorious for closely contested campaigns, including one election nearly 25 years ago that was decided by a ping-pong ball after ending in a tie.

Wyoming Secretary of State Ed Murray says he thinks more Wyoming counties will implement voting centers that allow residents the freedom to cast a ballot anywhere in the county rather than at an assigned polling place.

When it comes to politics, Wyoming is one of the most conservative states in America. In the 2012 Presidential Election, 68.64% of Wyoming voters cast their ballots for Mitt Romney. Only Utah had a higher percentage of Republican voters...

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

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...

Primaries and caucuses are mechanisms used by political parties to choose candidates for public office. Each state usually holds their primaries and caucuses typically in the months prior to the state or national level elections.