9:47 p.m.: Final unofficial results are in for Teton County. A total of 10,356 ballots were cast; 4,944 on election day, 1,678 mail-in absentees and 3,734 early voting absentees. Liz Storer took House District 23.

9:12 p.m.: Results for every polling place except Alta are available. Another 183 votes are expected. House District 23, the race between Liz Storer and Paul Vogelheim, is tight with a difference of 183 votes. Wes Gardner, Mark Newcomb and Luther Propst won seats on the Teton County Board of County Commissioners. Vice Mayor Arne Olaus Jorgensen and Jonathan Schechter both won their seats back on the Town Council. Mike Yin and Mike Gierau won their seats back as Senate House District 16 and Senate District 17, respectively.

8:50 p.m.: Results from the Weed and Pest polling place are now available. A total of 608 votes were cast on Election Day at that polling place. The County Commissioner race remains close, with incumbent Commissioners Mark Newcomb and Luther Propst leading the pack. Vice Mayor Arne Jorgensen is leading the Town Council race followed by Jonathan Schechter and Devon Viehman.

8:05 p.m: Early voting absentee results are now in. A total of 3,734 ballots were cast. The data below reflects the early absentee ballots, cast at the Teton County Administration Building. Next up is mail-in ballots, the ones that were either dropped off at the ballot box outside of the Administration Building or mailed to the County Clerk’s Office. Unofficial SPET results are available here.

7 p.m.: Polls have closed and ballots are being counted. When results begin to roll in, check this page for live updates.

Local:

Candidates highlighted in orange are the unofficial winners. The data below is based on unofficial results issued by the Teton County Clerk’s Office.

County Commissioner:

Election DayMail-in AbsenteeEarly voting- AbsenteeTotal
WES GARDNER (D) 2,4827141,7504,946
MARK NEWCOMB (D)2,5108842,0465,440
LUTHER PROPST (D)2,2918751,9335,099
PETER LONG (R)1,9326711,4134,016
KASEY MATEOSKY (R)1,4125061,0752,993
TOM SEGERSTROM (R)1,5326911,3333,556
BRENDEN F. CRONIN (I)5771223391,038

Town Council: (Non-partisan)

Election Day Mail in-AbsenteeEarly voting-AbsenteeTotal
ARNE OLAUS JORGENSEN1,1882777832,254
KATHERINE “KAT” RUECKERT5341103561,003
JONATHAN SCHECHTER9102346861,831
DEVON VIEHMAN9001735611,638

Teton County Hospital District Trustee:

Election Day Mail-in Absentee Early voting-Absentee Total
SHANNON A. BRENNAN9582956411,894
KATHARINE CONOVER-KELLER1,9717491,6874,407
PAM CUTLER1,6656061,2103,481
LOU HOCHHEISER1,5186451,3493,512
EVAN JONES1,1064418542,401
TIM REISER6772155001,392
MICHAEL L. TENNICAN1,1785241,0062,708
BRENT “DOC” BLUE1,7115611,3463,618

Conservation District Supervisor (Rural)

Election Day Mail-in Absentee Early voting-AbsenteeTotal
BOB LUCAS1,9747011,5404,215
STEVE MCDONALD1,0705218952,486
CATE WATSABAUGH2,4677541,8655,086
DAVID C. ADAMS 1,5446551,1373,336

Teton County School District #1 Trustee

Election Day Mail-in Absentee Early voting-AbsenteeTotal
JON BAKER 8643206431,827
READE DORNAN1,8436731,4653,981
KEITH GINGERY2,0217281,6164,365
EMILY REYCROFT1,4164029542,772
THOMAS A. SMITS8983297011,928
TYREL WRAY454134287875
STEPHAN ABRAMS1,9454781,1853,608

Local uncontested races included County Clerk (Maureen “Mo” Murphy), County Coroner (Brent “Doc” Blue), County Attorney (Erin Weisman), County Sheriff (Matt Carr), County Treasurer (Katie Smits), County Assessor (Melissa “Mel” Shinkle) and Clerk of District Court (Anne Comeaux Sutton).

State Senator District 17:

Election Day Mail-in Absentee Early voting Absentee Total
MICHAEL F. “MIKE” GIERAU (D)2,3568161,9705,142
STEVE DUERR (R)1,2074869222,615
AMANDA PADILLA (L023444143421

State Representative House District 23:

Election Day Mail-in AbsenteeEarly voting Absentee Total
LIZ STORER (D)1,0464959482,489
PAUL VOGELHEIM (R)9674668932,326

State Representative House District 16:

Election Day Mail-in Absentee Early voting-Absentee Total
MIKE YIN (D)1,2942829012,477
JIM MCCOLLUM (R)86998268869

State Representative House District 22:

House District 22 represents portions of Teton Couty and Lincoln County. While Bob Strobel won by 65 votes in Teton County, Byron picked up 1,362 votes in Lincoln county compared to Strobel’s 743, securing the seat. Teton County’s total votes are in parentheses. Election day, mail-in absentee and early voting absentee votes are only reflective of Teton County votes.

Election day Mail-in AbsenteeEarly voting-AbsenteeTotal
ANDREW BYRON (R)4631262842,235 (873)
BOB STROBEL (I)4771483131,681 (938)

Federal:

Vote counts are based on statewide results and the clear winners are highlighted with orange text. Numbers in parenthesis denote the number of early voting absentee votes cast by Teton County voters.

U.S. State Representative:

LYNETTE GREYBULL (D)47,241 (6,447)
HARRIET HAGEMAN (R)132,172 (2,957)
RICHARD BRUBAKER (L)5,420 (335)
MARISSA JOY SELVIG (C)4,503 (67)

Statewide:

Numbers in parentheses denote the number of votes cast in Teton County. Vote counts are current as of Nov. 9 at 12:28 a.m.

Governor:

THERESA A. LIVINGSTON (D)30,676 (4,926)
MARK GORDON (R)143,664 (4,943)
JARED J. BALDES (L)8,154 (226)
WRITE-IN11,460 (51)

Superintendent of Public Instruction:

SERGIO A. MALDONADO, SR. (D)43,251 (5,851)
MEGAN DEGENFELDER142,511 (3,831)

Secretary of State:

Chuck Gray 147,368 (4,826)
WRITE-IN13, 574 (1,207)

A number of statewide races were decided in the primaries because there were no democratic contestants including Secretary of State Chuck Gray, State Auditor Kristi Racines and State Treasurer Curt Meier. Grey got 122,649 votes, there were 11,440 write-ins.

Lindsay Vallen is a Community News Reporter covering a little bit of everything; with an interest in politics, wildlife, and amplifying community voices. Originally from the east coast, Lindsay has called Wilson, Wyoming home since 2017. In her free time, she enjoys snowboarding, hiking, cooking, and completing the Jackson Hole Daily crosswords.