The 2024 United States House of Representatives election in Wyoming was held on November 5, 2024, to elect the U.S. representative for . The election coincided with other elections to the House of Representatives, elections to the United States Senate, and various state and local elections. The primary elections took place on August 20, 2024.
Republican primary Candidates Nominee Harriet Hageman, incumbent U.S. representative
Eliminated in primary Steven Helling, attorney and Democratic candidate for U.S. House in 2022
Endorsements
Results
Democratic primary Candidates Nominee Kyle Cameron, program manager at the Wyoming Department of Health
Results
General election
Predictions SourceRankingAs ofThe Cook Political ReportMay 24, 2024Inside Elections May 9, 2024Sabato's Crystal BallMay 3, 2024Elections DailyMarch 22, 2024CNalysisMarch 27, 2024
Debate + 2024 United States House of Representatives election in Wyoming debate Date Host Moderator Link Republican Democratic Libertarian ConstitutionKey: Participant Absent Not invited Invited Withdrawn Harriet Hageman Kyle Cameron Richard Brubaker Jeffrey Haggit1 Oct. 17, 2024 Central Wyoming CollegeWyoming PBS Steve Peck YouTube
Results
By county County Harriet HagemanRepublican Kyle CameronDemocratic Various candidatesOther parties Margin Total votes cast # % # % # % # % Albany 8,559 49.35% 7,674 44.25% 1,109 6.39% 885 5.10% 17,342 Big Horn 4,644 82.49% 647 11.49% 339 6.02% 3,997 70.99% 5,630 Campbell 15,058 85.28% 1,700 9.63% 900 5.10% 13,358 75.65% 17,658 Carbon 4,703 75.85% 1,088 17.55% 409 6.60% 3,615 58.31% 6,200 Converse 5,436 82.90% 691 10.54% 430 6.56% 4,745 72.37% 6,557 Crook 3,689 86.98% 357 8.42% 195 4.60% 3,332 78.57% 4,241 Fremont 11,258 67.56% 4,369 26.22% 1,037 6.22% 6,889 41.34% 16,664 Goshen 4,876 80.13% 938 15.41% 271 4.45% 3,938 64.72% 6,085 Hot Springs 2,022 78.95% 400 15.62% 139 5.43% 1,622 63.33% 2,561 Johnson 3,835 80.10% 714 14.91% 239 4.99% 3,121 65.18% 4,788 Laramie 27,090 63.14% 12,893 30.05% 2,924 6.81% 14,197 33.09% 42,907 Lincoln 8,712 82.20% 1,365 12.88% 522 4.92% 7,347 69.32% 10,599 Natrona 23,396 71.66% 7,090 21.72% 2,164 6.63% 16,306 49.94% 32,650 Niobrara 1,080 89.18% 79 6.52% 52 4.29% 1,001 82.66% 1,211 Park 12,620 78.03% 2,677 16.55% 877 5.42% 9,943 61.48% 16,174 Platte 3,783 80.66% 682 14.54% 225 4.80% 3,101 66.12% 4,690 Sheridan 11,647 73.00% 3,380 21.18% 928 5.82% 8,267 51.81% 15,955 Sublette 3,770 78.56% 748 15.59% 281 5.86% 3,022 62.97% 4,799 Sweetwater 11,588 72.08% 3,196 19.88% 1,292 8.04% 8,392 52.20% 16,076 Teton 4,148 32.42% 7,919 61.90% 727 5.68% -3,771 -29.47% 12,794 Uinta 6,811 77.76% 1,314 15.00% 634 7.24% 5,497 62.76% 8,759 Washakie 3,047 80.12% 548 14.41% 208 5.47% 2,499 65.71% 3,803 Weston 2,908 85.40% 309 9.07% 188 5.52% 2,599 76.33% 3,405Totals184,68070.61%60,77823.24%16,0906.15%123,90247.37%261,548
Counties that flipped from Democratic to Republican Albany (largest municipality: Laramie)
References
External links Kyle Cameron (D) Harriet Hageman (R) Jeffrey Haggit (C)