Local election results arrive

JACKSON, Wyo. — Results from Tuesday’s general election trickled in at the County Administration Building after voting wrapped up at 7 p.m. in Teton County.

Arne Jorgensen was elected Mayor. Kevin Regan and Devon Viehman will serve on Town Council. Len Carlman and Natalia D. Macker won the County Commission race.

The Specific Purpose Excise Tax (SPET) proposal for a new Justice Center passed by a sliver, just 25 votes.

Teton County Maureen Murphy told gathered reporters that approximately 4,500 county residents voted on Election Day, and about 8,600 voted early/absentee.

The data below is based on results provided by Murphy. Candidates highlighted in orange won their races. See the County Clerk’s election results page here and the Secretary of State’s election results page here.

Local

County Commission

Len Carlman (Dem.)	7,028
Natalia D. Macker (Dem.)	7,798
Melchor Dylan Moore (Rep.)	3,872
Vicky O’Donoghue (Ind.)	2,656
Write-In	187

Mayor of the Town of Jackson

Jessica Sell Chambers	1,542
Arne Olaus Jorgensen	3,133
Write-in	82

Town Council

Scott Anderson	1,876
Kevin Regan	2,349
Perri Stern	1,800
Devon Viehman	2,061
Write-in	95

SPET proposition

For	6,325
Against	6,300

Teton County School Dist. #1 Trustee

Jerry Bosch	4,802
Betsy Carlin	6,787
Kate Mead	7,615
Bill McPeak	3,945
Amy Renova	4,264
Bill Scarlett	6,004
Write-in	216

St. John’s Hospital Dist. Trustee

Shannon A. Brennan	4,855
Mark Deboer	2,610
Bruce Hayse	6,695
Bill Hoglund	4,992
Jim Hunt	6,015
Evan Jones	4,718
Write-in	220

State Senator Dan Dockstader (Rep., District 16) held onto his seat with 8,830 votes from Teton County and Lincoln County combined.
State Rep. Mike Yin (Dem., House District 16) retained his position with 3,545 votes.
State Rep. Andrew Byron (Rep., House District 22) also kept his title with 4,190 votes from Teton County and Lincoln County combined.
State Rep. Liz Storer (Dem., House District 23), retained her seat with 4,433 votes.

Constitutional Amendment A

For	146,300 (10,113 in Teton County)
Against	100,375 (1,977 in Teton County)

Kathy Farbod was elected Teton Conservation District Supervisor At Large with 8,418 votes. Roby Hurley was elected Teton Conservation District Supervisor, Urban with 8,589 votes.

Federal

In Teton County, Kamala Harris tallied 8,747 votes and Donald Trump tallied 4,132 votes. Wyoming went for Trump, with 192,576 votes cast in favor statewide compared to 69,508 for Harris.

U.S. Senator

John Barrasso (Rep.)	198,366 (5,084 in Teton County)
Scott D. Morrow (Dem.)	63,706 (7,883 in Teton County)
Write-in	2,017

U.S. State Representative

Kyle G. Cameron (Dem.)	60,763 (7,920 in Teton County)
Harriet Hageman (Rep.)	184,626 (4,146 in Teton County)
Richard Brubaker (Lib.)	9,219 (511 in Teton County)
Jeffrey Haggit (Const.)	5,360 (110 in Teton County)
Write-in	1,503

Judges

All six judges on the ballot were retained.

Justice John G. Fenn was retained with 175,946 votes statewide, 8,010 of which came from Teton County.
Justice Kate M. Fox was retained with 177,758 votes statewide, 8,528 of which came from Teton County,
Dist. Judge Melissa M. Owens was retained with 23,818 votes from Teton, Fremont and Sublette Counties combined, 9,645 of which came from Teton County.
Dist. Judge Katharine G. McKay was retained with 22,969 votes from Teton, Fremont and Sublette Counties combined, 8,539 of which came from Teton County.
Circuit Court Judge Daniel M. Stebner was retained with 22,339 votes from Teton, Fremont and Sublette Counties combined, 8,001 of which came from Teton County.
Circuit Court Judge John LaBuda was retained with 21,762 votes from Teton, Fremont and Sublette Counties combined, 7,887 of which came from Teton County.