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The following tables indicate the historic party affiliation of elected officials in the U.S. stateofWyoming including:

  • Secretary of State
  • State Auditor
  • State Treasurer
  • Superintendent of Public Instruction
  • The tables also indicate the historical party composition in the:

    For years in which a United States presidential election was held, the tables indicate which party's nominees received the State's electoral votes. Prior to statehood in 1889, there were fewer elected offices, as indicated.

    Wyoming Territory

    [edit]
    Year Executive offices U.S. Congress
    Governor Secretary of State U.S. House (non-voting member)
    1869 John Allen Campbell (R)[a] Edward Merwin Lee (R) Stephen Friel Nuckolls (D)
    1870 Herman Glafcke (R)
    1871 William Theopilus Jones (R)
    1872
    1873 Jason B. Brown (D) William Randolph Steele (D)
    1874
    1875 John Milton Thayer (R) George W. French (R)
    1876
    1877 William Wellington Corlett (R)
    1878 John Wesley Hoyt (R)
    1879 Albertis Worth Spates (R) Stephen Wheeler Downey (R)
    1880 Elliot S. N. Morgan (R)
    1881 Morton Everel Post (D)
    1882 William Hale (R)
    1883
    1884
    1885 Elliot S. N. Morgan (R) Joseph M. Carey (R)
    Francis E. Warren (R)
    1886 George W. Baxter (D)
    Elliot S. N. Morgan (R)
    1887 Thomas Moonlight (D) Samuel D. Shannon (D)
    1888
    1889 Francis E. Warren (R) John W. Meldrum (R)

    State of Wyoming

    [edit]
    Year Executive offices State Legislature United States Congress Electoral
    votes
    Governor Secretary
    of State
    Auditor Treasurer Supt. of Pub. Inst. State Senate State House U.S. Senator
    (Class I)
    U.S. Senator
    (Class II)
    U.S. House
    1890 Francis E. Warren (R)[b] Amos W. Barber (R) Charles W.
    Burdick
    (R)
    Otto Gramm (R) Stephen H. Farwell (R) 13R, 3D 26R, 7D Francis E. Warren (R) Joseph M. Carey (R) Clarence D.
    Clark
    (R)
    Amos W. Barber (R)[c]
    1891
    1892 Harrison/
    Reid (R) Red XN
    1893 John Eugene
    Osborne
    (D)
    11R, 5D 16D, 12R, 5Pop[d] Henry A.
    Coffeen
    (D)
    1894 vacant
    1895 William A. Richards (R) Charles W.
    Burdick (R)
    William O. Owen (R) Henry G. Hay (R) Estelle Reel (R)[e] 14R, 4D 34R, 2D, 1Pop Clarence D. Clark (R) Francis E. Warren (R) Frank Wheeler
    Mondell
    (R)
    1896 Bryan/
    Sewall (D) Red XN
    1897 14R, 4D, 1SvD 23R, 11D, 3Fus, 1Pop John Eugene
    Osborne
    (D)
    1898 Charles Parmelee (D)[f]
    1899 DeForest Richards (R)[g] Fenimore
    Chatterton
    (R)
    LeRoy Grant (R) George E. Abbott (R) Thomas T. Tynan (R) 13R, 6D 35R, 3D Frank Wheeler
    Mondell
    (R)
    1900 McKinley/
    Roosevelt (R) Green tickY
    1901 16R, 2D, 1Pop 36R, 2D
    1902
    1903 Fenimore
    Chatterton
    (R)[c]
    William C.
    Irvine
    (R)
    21R, 2D 46R, 4D
    1904 Roosevelt/
    Fairbanks (R) Green tickY
    1905 Bryant Butler
    Brooks
    (R)
    20R, 3D 47R, 3D
    1906
    1907 William Schnitger (R) Edward H. Gillette (R) Archibald D. Cook (R) 21R, 2D 45R, 5D
    1908 Taft/
    Sherman (R) Green tickY
    1909 24R, 3D 49R, 7D
    1910
    1911 Joseph M. Carey (D)[h] Frank L. Houx (D) Robert B. Forsyth (R) John L. Baird (R) Rose A.
    Bird Maley
    (R)
    21R, 6D 31R, 25D
    1912 Joseph M. Carey (Prog) Wilson/
    Marshall (D) Green tickY
    1913 19R, 8D 29R, 28D
    1914
    1915 John B. Kendrick (D)[b] Herman B. Gates (R) Edith K. O. Clark (R) 18R, 9D 42R, 15D
    1916 Wilson/
    Marshall (D) Green tickY
    1917 Frank L. Houx (D)[c] 16R, 11D 32R, 25D John B. Kendrick (D)
    1918
    1919 Robert D. Carey (R) William E. Chaplin (R) I. C. Jefferis (R) A. D. Hoskins (R) Katherine A.
    Morton
    (R)
    17R, 10D 43R, 11D
    1920 Harding/
    Coolidge (R) Green tickY
    1921 22R, 3D 53R, 1D
    1922
    1923 William B. Ross (D)[g] Frank Lucas (R) Vincent Carter (R) John M. Snyder (R) 20R, 5D 37R, 23D Charles E. Winter (R)
    1924 Frank Lucas (R)[c] Coolidge/
    Dawes (R) Green tickY
    1925 Nellie Tayloe Ross (D) 16R, 11D 39R, 23D
    1926
    1927 Frank Emerson (R)[g] Alonzo M. Clark (R) William H. Edelman (R) 15R, 12D 45R, 17D
    1928 Hoover/
    Curtis (R) Green tickY
    1929 Roscoe Alcorn (R) 17R, 10D 51R, 11D Patrick J. Sullivan (R) Vincent Carter (R)
    1930 Robert D. Carey (R)
    1931 Alonzo M. Clark (R)[c] Harry R. Weston (R) 21R, 6D 36R, 26D
    1932 Roosevelt/
    Garner (D) Green tickY
    1933 Leslie A. Miller (D) 15R, 12D 42D, 20R
    1934 Joseph C.
    O'Mahoney
    (D)
    1935 Lester C. Hunt (D) William M. Jack (D) J. Kirk Baldwin (D) Jack R. Gage (D) 14D, 13R 38D, 18R Paul Ranous
    Greever
    (D)
    1936 Roosevelt/
    Garner (D) Green tickY
    1937 16D, 11R Harry Schwartz (D)
    1938
    1939 Nels H. Smith (R) Mart T. Christensen (R) Esther L. Anderson (R) 16R, 11D 37R, 19D Frank O. Horton (R)
    1940 Roosevelt/
    Wallace (D) Green tickY
    1941 28R, 28D[i] John J. McIntyre (D)
    1942
    1943 Lester C. Hunt (D)[b] Mart T. Christensen (R)[g] Earl Wright (R) 17R, 10D 39R, 17D Edward V.
    Robertson
    (R)
    Frank A. Barrett (R)
    1944 William M. Jack (D)[f] Carl Robinson (D)[f] Dewey/
    Bricker (R) Red XN
    John J.
    McIntyre
    (D)[f]
    1945 21R, 6D 35R, 20D
    1946
    1947 Arthur G. Crane (R) Everett T.
    Copenhaver
    (R)
    Clifford Joy
    Rogers
    (R)
    Edna B. Stolt (R) 19R, 8D 44R, 12D
    1948 Truman/
    Barkley (D) Green tickY
    1949 Arthur G. Crane (R)[c] 18R, 9D 28R, 28D[j] Lester C. Hunt (D)
    1950
    1951 Frank A. Barrett (R)[b] Clifford Joy
    Rogers
    (R)
    J. R. Mitchell (R)[g] 17R, 10D 39R, 17D William Henry
    Harrison III
    (R)
    1952 Minnie A. Mitchell (R)[k] Eisenhower/
    Nixon (R) Green tickY
    1953 Clifford Joy
    Rogers
    (R)[c]
    21R, 6D 45R, 11D Frank A. Barrett (R)
    1954 Edward D. Crippa (R)
    Joseph C.
    O'Mahoney
    (D)
    1955 Milward Simpson (R) Everett T.
    Copenhaver (R)
    Minnie A. Mitchell (R) Charles B. Morgan (R) Velma Linford (D) 19R, 8D 32R, 24D Keith Thomson (R)
    1956 Eisenhower/
    Nixon (R) Green tickY
    1957 16R, 11D 30R, 26D
    1958
    1959 Joe Hickey (D)[l] Jack R. Gage (D) Clifford Joy
    Rogers (R)[g]
    30D, 26R Gale W. McGee (D)
    1960 Nixon/
    Lodge (R) Red XN
    1961 Jack R. Gage (D)[c] 17R, 10D 35R, 21D Joe Hickey (D) William Henry
    Harrison III
    (R)
    1962 Richard J. Luman (R)[m] Milward Simpson (R)
    1963 Clifford Hansen (R) Thyra Thomson (R) Everett T.
    Copenhaver (R)
    Cecil M. Shaw (R) 16R, 11D 37R, 19D
    1964 Johnson/
    Humphrey (D) Green tickY
    1965 13R, 12D 34D, 27R Teno Roncalio (D)
    1966
    1967 Stanley K.
    Hathaway
    (R)
    Everett T.
    Copenhaver (R)[e]
    Minnie A. Mitchell (R) Harry Roberts (R) 18R, 12D 34R, 27D Clifford Hansen (R) William Henry
    Harrison III
    (R)
    1968 Nixon/
    Agnew (R) Green tickY
    1969 45R, 16D John S. Wold (R)
    1970
    1971 James B.
    Griffith
    (R)
    Robert G.
    Schrader
    (R)
    19R, 11D 40R, 20D, 1I Teno Roncalio (D)
    1972 Nixon/
    Agnew (R) Green tickY
    1973 Edwin J.
    Witzenburger
    (R)[f]
    17R, 13D 44R, 17D, 1I
    1974
    1975 Edgar Herschler (D) James B. Griffith (R) Edwin J.
    Witzenburger (R)
    15R, 15D[n] 32R, 29D, 1I
    1976 Ford/
    Dole Red XN
    1977 18R, 12D Malcolm Wallop (R)
    1978
    1979 Shirley Wittler (R) Lynn Simons (D) 19R, 11D 42R, 20D Alan Simpson (R) Dick Cheney (R)[e]
    1980 Reagan/
    Bush (R) Green tickY
    1981 39R, 23D
    1982
    1983 Stan Smith (R) 38R, 25D, 1I
    1984 Reagan/
    Bush (R) Green tickY
    1985 46R, 18D
    1986
    1987 Mike Sullivan (D) Kathy Karpan (D) Jack Sidi (R) 44R, 20D
    1988 Bush/
    Quayle (R) Green tickY
    1989 43R, 21D Craig L. Thomas (R)
    1990
    1991 Dave Ferrari (R) Diana Ohman (R) 20R, 10D 42R, 22D
    1992 Bush/
    Quayle (R) Red XN
    1993 41R, 19D
    1994
    1995 Jim Geringer (R) Diana Ohman (R) Judy Catchpole (R) 47R, 13D Craig L. Thomas (R)[g] Barbara Cubin (R)
    1996 Dole/
    Kemp (R) Red XN
    1997 21R, 9D 43R, 17D Mike Enzi (R)
    1998
    1999 Joseph Meyer (R) Max Maxfield (R) Cynthia Lummis (R)
    2000 Bush/
    Cheney (R) Green tickY
    2001 20R, 10D 46R, 14D
    2002
    2003 Dave Freudenthal (D) Trent Blankenship (R) 45R, 15D
    2004 Bush/
    Cheney (R) Green tickY
    2005 23R, 7D 46R, 14D
    2006
    2007 Max Maxfield (R) Rita Meyer (R) Joseph Meyer (R)[g] Jim McBride (R) 43R, 17D
    John Barrasso (R)[k]
    2008 McCain/
    Palin (R) Red XN
    2009 41R, 19D Cynthia Lummis (R)
    2010
    2011 Matt Mead (R) Cynthia Cloud (R) Cindy Hill (R) 26R, 4D 50R, 10D
    2012 Romney/
    Ryan (R) Red XN
    2013 Mark Gordon (R) 52R, 8D
    2014
    2015 Ed Murray (R)[e] Jillian Balow (R) 51R, 9D
    2016 Trump/
    Pence (R) Green tickY
    2017 27R, 3D Liz Cheney (R)
    2018 Edward
    Buchanan
    (R)[f][o]
    2019 Mark Gordon (R) Kristi Racines (R) Curt Meier (R) 50R, 9D, 1I
    2020 Trump/
    Pence (R) Red XN
    2021 28R, 2D 51R, 7D, 1L, 1I Cynthia Lummis (R)
    2022
    2023 Chuck Gray (R) Megan Degenfelder (R) 57R, 5D Harriet Hageman (R)
    2024 [to be determined]
    Year Governor Secretary
    of State
    Auditor Treasurer Supt. of Pub. Inst. State Senate State House U.S. Senator
    (Class I)
    U.S. Senator
    (Class II)
    U.S. House Electoral
    votes
    Executive offices State Legislature United States Congress
    Key to party colors and abbreviations for members of the U.S. Congress and other politicians or officials
    Alaskan Independence (AKIP)
    American (Know Nothing) (KN)
    American Labor (AL)
    Anti-Jacksonian (Anti-J)
    National Republican (NR)
    Anti-Administration (AA)
    Anti-Masonic (Anti-M)
    Conservative (Con)
    Covenant (Cov)
    Democratic (D)
    Democratic–Farmer–Labor (DFL)
    Dixiecrat (Dix),
    States' Rights (SR)
    Democratic-Republican (DR)
    Farmer–Labor (FL)
    Federalist (F)
    Pro-Administration (PA)
    Free Soil (FS)
    Fusion (Fus)
    Greenback (GB)
    Independence (IPM)
    Independent Democrat (ID)
    Independent Republican (IR)
    Jacksonian (J)
    Liberal (Lib)
    Libertarian (L)
    National Union (NU)
    Nonpartisan League (NPL)
    Democratic–Nonpartisan
    League (D-NPL)
    Nullifier (N)
    Opposition Northern (O)
    Opposition Southern (O)
    Populist (Pop)
    Progressive (Prog)
    Prohibition (Proh)
    Readjuster (Rea)
    Republican (R)
    Silver (Sv)
    Silver Republican (SvR)
    Socialist (Soc)
    Union (U)
    Unconditional Union (UU)
    Vermont Progressive (VP)
    Whig (W)
    Independent (I)
    Nonpartisan (NP)
  • ^ a b c d Resigned to take an elected seat in the United States Senate.
  • ^ a b c d e f g h As state secretary of state, acted as governor.
  • ^ A coalition of Democrats and Populists elected a Populist, L.C. Tidball, as Speaker, and organized the chamber.
  • ^ a b c d Resigned.
  • ^ a b c d e f Appointed to fill vacancy.
  • ^ a b c d e f g h Died in office.
  • ^ Helped to organize the national Progressive Party in 1912.
  • ^ Elected a Democrat, Carl Robinson, as Speaker.
  • ^ Elected a Republican, Herman D. Mayland, as Speaker.
  • ^ a b Initially appointed to fill vacancy; later elected in his or her own right.
  • ^ Resigned to take an appointed seat in the United States Senate.
  • ^ As deputy state treasurer, assumed the duties of treasurer.
  • ^ With a coin flip, the Democrats received the Senate Presidency under J.W. Myers, and control of committees alternated between each party also with a coin flip for the first committee.[1]
  • ^ Karen Wheeler (R) served as Acting Secretary of State from February 9–March 1, 2018 between Murray's resignation and Buchanan's appointment.
  • Notes

    [edit]
    1. ^ Loepp, Daniel (1999). Sharing the Balance of Power: An Examination of Shared Power in the Michigan House of Representatives, 1993-94. University of Michigan Press. p. 24. ISBN 978-0-472-09702-9.

    See also

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