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Wyoming Senate

Party seats now, after each election since 1968, and district results 2016-2024

Current seats

Republican majorityDemocrats 2, Republicans 29. 31 seats; 16 for a majority.
Democrats 2Republicans 29

Control counts seats by party; coalitions and power-sharing agreements are not shown.

Members as of November 3, 2026 (Open States), before the winners of the November 3, 2026 elections take office.

District map

Democrat 2Republican 29

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2024: the candidate(s) with the most votes in each contest (MEDSL); contests with unreliable rows are not shown. Lines of the 2024 elections (US Census Bureau).

Members as of November 3, 2026 (Open States), before the winners of the November 3, 2026 elections take office.

Seats after each election, 1968-2022

No majority line: the chamber changed size (30 to 31 seats).

Seats by election, table
YearDROtherSeatsControl
2022229031Republican majority
2020228030Republican majority
2018327030Republican majority
2016327030Republican majority
2014426030Republican majority
2012426030Republican majority
2010426030Republican majority
2008723030Republican majority
2006723030Republican majority
2004723030Republican majority
20021020030Republican majority
20001020030Republican majority
19981020030Republican majority
1996921030Republican majority
19941020030Republican majority
19921020030Republican majority
19901020030Republican majority
19881119030Republican majority
19861119030Republican majority
19841119030Republican majority
19821119030Republican majority
19801119030Republican majority
19781119030Republican majority
19761218030Republican majority
19741515030Tied
19721317030Republican majority
19701119030Republican majority
1968Not available

Carl Klarner, State Legislative Election Returns, 1967-2022: version 1.0, released June 12, 2024; a fixed historic release.

District results, 2016-2024

The candidate with the most votes in each contest.

2024: 15 contests

Incomplete in the source: counties in the file with no rows for this chamber (uncontested seats left off the ballot, or missing data).

DistrictMost votesPartyShareNote
2BRIAN BONERRepublican98.2%
4TARA NETHERCOTTRepublican96.4%
6DARIN SMITHRepublican95.5%
8JARED OLSENRepublican57.9%
10GARY E CRUMRepublican64.8%
12JOHN K KOLBRepublican69.5%
14LAURA TALIAFERRO PEARSONRepublican94.2%
16DAN DOCKSTADERRepublican97.0%
18TIM A FRENCHRepublican94.4%
20ED COOPERRepublican97.2%
22BARRY CRAGORepublican94.0%
24TROY D MCKEOWNRepublican92.2%
26TIM SALAZARRepublican97.0%
28JIM ANDERSONRepublican94.5%
30CHARLES K SCOTTRepublican96.8%
2022: 16 contests

Incomplete in the source: counties in the file with no rows for this chamber (uncontested seats left off the ballot, or missing data).

DistrictMost votesPartyShareNote
1OGDEN DRISKILLRepublican75.2%
3CHERI STEINMETZConstitution96.6%
5LYNN HUTCHINGSLibertarian70.6%
7STEPHAN PAPPASRepublican56.8%
9CHRIS ROTHFUSSConstitution62.8%
11LARRY HICKSLibertarian78.4%
13STACY JONESRepublican75.8%
15WENDY DAVIS SCHULERRepublican96.5%
17MICHAEL F 'MIKE' GIERAUDemocrat62.8%
19DAN LAURSENLibertarian93.8%
21BO BITEMANRepublican73.2%
23ERIC BARLOWRepublican72.3%
25CALE CASEConstitution89.0%
27BILL LANDENLibertarian97.5%
29BOB IDEIndependent91.4%
31EVIE BRENRepublican96.2%
2020: 15 contests

Incomplete in the source: counties in the file with no rows for this chamber (uncontested seats left off the ballot, or missing data).

DistrictMost votesPartyShareNote
2BRIAN BONERRepublican98.6%
4TARA NETHERCOTTRepublican97.0%
6ANTHONY BOUCHARDRepublican64.7%
8AFFIE ELLISRepublican61.3%
10DANIEL FURPHYRepublican56.0%
12JOHN K KOLBRepublican55.8%
14FRED BALDWINRepublican97.1%
16DAN DOCKSTADERRepublican97.2%
18TIM FRENCHRepublican94.8%
20ED COOPERRepublican85.0%
22DAVE KINSKEYRepublican97.3%
24TROY D MCKEOWNRepublican95.1%
26TIM SALAZARRepublican97.1%
28JIM ANDERSONRepublican95.6%
30CHARLES K SCOTTRepublican77.0%
2018: 15 contests

Incomplete in the source: counties in the file with no rows for this chamber (uncontested seats left off the ballot, or missing data).

DistrictMost votesPartyShareNote
1OGDEN DRISKILLRepublican96.7%
3CHERI E STEINMETZRepublican79.6%
5LYNN HUTCHINGSRepublican94.7%
7STEPHAN A PAPPASRepublican97.7%
9CHRIS ROTHFUSSDemocrat96.6%
11LARRY HICKSRepublican65.8%
13TOM JAMESRepublican46.6%
15WENDY DAVIS SCHULERRepublican97.7%
17MIKE GIERAUDemocrat62.3%
19R J KOSTRepublican97.4%
21BO BITEMANRepublican64.5%
23JEFF WASSERBURGERRepublican98.2%
25CALE CASERepublican58.1%
27BILL LANDENRepublican97.8%
29DREW PERKINSRepublican97.6%
2016: 15 contests

Incomplete in the source: counties in the file with no rows for this chamber (uncontested seats left off the ballot, or missing data).

DistrictMost votesPartyShareNote
2Brian S Bonernot in source85.6%seats not in source
4Tara Nethercottnot in source60.3%seats not in source
6Anthony Bouchardnot in source52.0%seats not in source
8Affie Ellisnot in source60.8%seats not in source
10Glenn Moniznot in source57.4%seats not in source
12Liisa Anselmi-Daltonnot in source100.0%seats not in source; one candidate
14Fred Baldwinnot in source84.9%seats not in source
16Dan Dockstadernot in source78.4%seats not in source
18Henry H.R. ""Hank"" Coenot in source57.2%seats not in source
20Wyatt Agarnot in source81.7%seats not in source
22Dave Kinskeynot in source100.0%seats not in source; one candidate
24Michael Von Flaternnot in source100.0%seats not in source; one candidate
26Eli D. Beboutnot in source76.5%seats not in source
28James (Jim) Andersonnot in source71.2%seats not in source
30Charles K. Scottnot in source79.3%seats not in source

MEDSL precinct returns 2016-2024: a fixed historic release; the file records no release date.

Sources

Current members: Open States (CC0 1.0), commit 3a1d876 of November 3, 2026; seat totals from openstates-metadata (MIT).

Seats after each election: Carl Klarner, State Legislative Election Returns, 1967-2022, Harvard Dataverse (CC0 1.0).

District results: MEDSL precinct returns (2018-2024 CC0 1.0; 2016 MIT License).

District lines: US Census Bureau, TIGER/Line cartographic boundaries (public domain), state legislative districts 2024, 1:500,000.

Data through November 3, 2026.