Wyoming Republicans selected Eric Barlow, a former state House Speaker and current state Senator, as their nominee for governor on Tuesday. Barlow's nomination comes as outgoing Governor Mark Gordon opted not to seek a third term, leaving the position open for the upcoming midterm elections. In the primary, Barlow received the most votes, followed by Trump-endorsed State Superintendent Megan Degenfelder and Marine Corps Colonel Brent Bien. Barlow will compete against Democrat Kenneth Casner in the general election scheduled for November 3. Financial disclosures show that Degenfelder and Barlow have raised approximately $1.3 million and $1.2 million, respectively. The Republican Party currently holds all statewide elected offices in Wyoming, indicating a significant political advantage as the state faces several open-seat contests this election cycle.
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Wyoming Republicans Nominate Eric Barlow for Governor
Eric Barlow has been nominated by Wyoming Republicans for governor, succeeding outgoing Governor Mark Gordon. Barlow will face Democrat Kenneth Casner in the general election on November 3. The election cycle features multiple open-seat contests across Wyoming's political landscape.
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