Teton County voters showed up in droves for the 2018 primary election. Out of 13,720 registered voters, 6,000 made their voices heard on Tuesday — a 43 percent voter turnout.

Arne Olaus Jorgensen, incumbent Donald Frank, Jonathan Schechter and Jessica Sell Chambers made it through to the general election bid for Town Council, a nonpartisan race. Judd Grossman and Zachary Padilla fell off the ticket.

Three candidates moved forward to the general election in the Teton County Commissioners race on the Democratic side: Seadar Rose Davis, Mark Newcomb and Luther Propst. Richard Aurelio did not make it through. All County Commissioner Republican candidates moved through to the general election.

House District 22 provided a close race between incumbent Marti Halverson and Bill Winney. In Teton County, Winney inched out by 22 votes— 315 to Halverson’s 293—but the district covers multiple counties.

While some state races showed an upset in Teton County—like Dodson over Barrasso—the rest of the state voted otherwise.

As of 9:30 p.m. Tuesday, Barrasso was declared the winner of the U.S. Senate GOP primary race.

Mark Gordon swept Teton County in his bid for governor in the GOP primary, upsetting the local candidate Foster Friess. Gordon collected twice the amount of votes as Friess in Teton County, and as of press time Gordon was declared the GOP primary winner. With over 90 percent of precincts reporting, Friess came in second behind Gordon. Democratic candidate Mary Throne won the majority of primary votes in her party.

Leland Christensen’s home county showed strong support for his State Treasurer bid, giving him 77 percent of the vote. Liz Cheney also held the majority of the votes in Teton County for U.S. Representative, with 49 percent.

These results reflect the unofficial summary report from Teton County. Overall winners of statewide and district-wide races are not reflected.

Teton County Commissioner – Dem Primary
Richard Aurelio Dem 538
Seadar Rose Davis Dem 991
Mark Newcomb Dem 1276
Luther Propst Dem 1108
Teton County Commissioner – GOP Primary
Mark Barron GOP 2520
Mary M. Martin GOP 1927
Andrew P. Byron GOP 1909
Teton County Sheriff
Matt Carr Dem 1523
Michelle A. Weber GOP 2291
Slade Ross Ind N/A
Town Council
Jessica Sell Chambers 647
Donald Frank 829
Judd Grossman 623
Arne Olaus Jorgensen 1007
Zachary Padilla 283
Jonathan Schechter 775
U.S. Senate – GOP Primary
John Barrasso GOP 1707
Rocky De La Fuente GOP 82
Dave Dodson GOP 1916
Charlie Hardy GOP 96
John Holtz GOP 78
Anthony Van Risseghem GOP 21
U.S. House District 1 – Dem Primary
Travis Helm Dem 566
Greg Hunter Dem 779
U.S. House District 1 – GOP Primary
Liz Cheney GOP 1837
Rod Miller GOP 1320
Blake Stanley GOP 508
Governor – Dem Primary
Kenneth Casner Dem 53
Michael Green Dem 187
Mary Throne Dem 1182
Rex Wilde Dem 93
Governor – GOP Primary
Bill Dahlin GOP 48
Foster Friess GOP 1135
Sam Galeotos GOP 196
Mark Gordon GOP 2304
Harriet Hageman GOP 338
Taylor Haynes GOP 40

Auditor – GOP Primary
Kristi Racines GOP 2030
Nathan Winters GOP 723

Treasurer – GOP Primary
Leland Christensen GOP 2730
Curt Meier GOP 626
Ron Redo GOP 155

State House District 22 – GOP Primary
Marti Halverson GOP 293
Bill Winney GOP 315

State House District 23
Andy Schwartz Dem 677

State House District 16
Barbara Allen GOP 928
Mike Yin Dem 576

Senate District 17
Mike Gierau Dem 1284
Kate Mead GOP 2375