Albany County 2022 General Election Results

Sheriff Appelhans defeated his challenger. Voters rejected a conservative vision for schools. GOP and Dems will split county leadership, but Dems dominated most House races.

Albany County voters decided their legislative representation and county leadership, as well as the future of their sheriff’s office, school board and city council, during the general election Tuesday.

According to the Albany County Clerk’s unofficial results, 12,786 ballots were cast in the 2022 general election. That’s down from the last midterm election in 2018 when Albany County cast an historic 14,515 ballots.

In statewide races, Albany County favored Lynnette Greybull for U.S. Representative (6,074 votes to Harriet Hageman’s 5,685), Mark Gordon for Governor (7,448 votes to Theresa Livingston’s 4,133) and Megan Degenfelder for Superintendent of Public Instruction (6,811 votes to Sergio Maldonado’s 5,478). Candidates for Secretary of State, Treasurer and Auditor ran unopposed.

The following are the Albany County Clerk’s unofficial vote tallies, with all precincts reported and absentee ballots counted. Those who won are printed in bold.

Wyoming State Senate

Senate District 9

• Republican Diana Seabeck: 1,894

• Democrat Chris Rothfuss: 3,221

• Write-in: 9

Wyoming State House of Representatives

House District 13

• Republican Wayne Pinch: 932

• Democrat Ken Chestek: 1,395

• Write-in: 8

House District 14

• Republican Bryan Shuster: 1,619

• Democrat Trey Sherwood: 1,950

• Write-in: 10

House District 45

• Democrat Karlee Provenza: 2,150

• Write-in: 138

House District 46

• Republican Ocean Andrew: 2,638

• Democrat Merav Ben-David: 1,196

• Write-in: 7

Albany County Sheriff

• Democrat Aaron Appelhans: 6,549

• Republican Joel Senior: 6,023

• Write-in: 23

Albany County Commission

• Democrat Pete Gosar: 6,054

• Democrat Klaus Halbsgut: 4,838

• Republican Terri Jones: 5,880

• Republican Heber Richardson: 5,176

• Write-in: 62

Laramie City Council

Ward 1

• Allison Cunningham: 1,115

• Micah Richardson: 1,867

• Write-in: 30

Ward 2

• Brett Glass: 890

• Brandon Newman: 1,021

• Write-in: 64

Ward 3

• Erin O’Doherty: 2,035

• Joe Shumway: 1,706

• Bern Haggerty: 1,115

• Write-in: 54

Albany County School Board

Area A two-year terms

• Elliott Arthur: 2,249

• Mary Alice Bruce: 5,274

• Dexter Candelaria: 1,767

• Alex Moon Krassin: 3,276

• Phoebe Newman: 3,160

• Jeff Suloff: 2,070

• Write-in: 115

Area A four-year terms

• Beth Bear: 4,399

• Dan Bleak: 2,588

• Gwen Clark: 1,493

• Teri Jo Gillum: 2,649

• Steve Gosar: 5,251

• Thomas Martin: 1,090

• Carrie Murthy: 3,864

• Sandi Rees: 2,520

• Mike Shilt: 3,003

• Write-in: 115

Area B

• Janice Marshall: 4,166

• Stella Rios Nowell: 2,713

• Leo Swope: 2,747

• Write-in: 65

At-large

• Nate Martin: 5,285

• Thomas Mullan: 3,834

• Write-in: 81

Countywide Races

County Clerk

• Democrat Kayla White: 6,954

• Republican Susan Reding: 5,450

• Write-in: 10

County Coroner

• Democrat Sally King: 6,060

• Republican Tiffany Reed: 5,957

• Write-in: 30

County Attorney

• Democrat Kurt Britzius: 8,464

• Write-in: 805

County Assessor

• Republican Chelsie Mathews: 7,069

• Democrat Shelley Leonard: 4,953

• Write-in: 14

County Treasurer

• Democrat Tracy Fletcher: 9,019

• Write-in: 350

Clerk of District Court

• Republican Stacy Lam: 9,284

• Write-in: 271

Ballot Propositions

Ballot Prop 1 (keeping 5th penny for four more years):

• For: 7,799

• Against: 4,493

Ballot Prop 2 (making 5th penny permanent):

• For: 5,461

• Against: 6,721

Ballot Prop 3 (imposing 2 percent lodging tax):

• For: 9,405

• Against: 2,962