Wyoming primary today....Cheney vs Hageman

Now in Alaska. Murkowski AND Tsibaka have advanced to 'second round' so Kelly Tsibaka is still in the race and Murkowski should be feeling the heat...lots of people say she's been in there TOO long. And she's one of those die=Nasties.

Here are the final(unofficial) tallies of the Wyoming GOP primary election for Senate.

Cheney was soundly rejected in all counties except Teton, where she won the vote handily..

Most excellent results! :thumbsup2:

@HawkTheSlayer, what are 'undervotes' and 'overvotes'?

2cent wrote:Most excellent results!  :thumbsup2:

@HawkTheSlayer, what are 'undervotes' and 'overvotes'?

@2cent, I don't know.

HawkTheSlayer wrote:

2cent wrote:Most excellent results!  :thumbsup2:

@HawkTheSlayer, what are 'undervotes' and 'overvotes'?

@2cent, I don't know.

Maybe that's what @Wyatt Earp was saying about the votes not adding up.

2cent wrote:

HawkTheSlayer wrote:

2cent wrote:Most excellent results!  :thumbsup2:

@HawkTheSlayer, what are 'undervotes' and 'overvotes'?

@2cent, I don't know.

Maybe that's what  @Wyatt Earp was saying about the votes not adding up.  

I didn't give much explanation because it would sound too wonkish. This is what I mean by not adding up. If you add the numbers up in Hawk's chart, you get 7,978 Republican votes in Teton County. However, there are only 7,987 Republican voters in Teton County.

https://sos.wyo.gov/Elections/Docs/VRStats/2022/22PrimaryVR_stats.pdf

That's where I get the figure of 99% Republican turnout. Actually rounds to 100%. If you notice, Natrona County doesn't have anywhere close to that going on.

I think all undervotes and overvotes means is someone didn't select a candidate, filled in the bubble wrong, or selected too many candidates. Nothing to that.

This just isn't receiving attention because the race was a complete blowout.

Wyatt Earp wrote:

2cent wrote:

HawkTheSlayer wrote:

2cent wrote:Most excellent results!  :thumbsup2:

@HawkTheSlayer, what are 'undervotes' and 'overvotes'?

@2cent, I don't know.

Maybe that's what  @Wyatt Earp was saying about the votes not adding up.  

I didn't give much explanation because it would sound too wonkish. This is what I mean by not adding up. If you add the numbers up in Hawk's chart, you get 7,960 Republican votes in Teton County. However, there are only 7,987 Republican voters in Teton County.

https://sos.wyo.gov/Elections/Docs/VRStats/2022/22PrimaryVR_stats.pdf

That's where I get the figure of 99% Republican turnout. Actually rounds to 100%. If you notice, Natrona County doesn't have anywhere close to that going on.

I think all undervotes and overvotes means is someone didn't select a candidate, filled in the bubble wrong, or selected too many candidates. Nothing to that.

This just isn't receiving attention because the race was a complete blowout.

Hmm. That is an extraordinarily high voter turnout. Not wonkish; astute observation. But where did you get the total registration numbers? (Just curios.)

2cent wrote:

Wyatt Earp wrote:

2cent wrote:

HawkTheSlayer wrote:

2cent wrote:Most excellent results!  :thumbsup2:

@HawkTheSlayer, what are 'undervotes' and 'overvotes'?

@2cent, I don't know.

Maybe that's what  @Wyatt Earp was saying about the votes not adding up.  

I didn't give much explanation because it would sound too wonkish. This is what I mean by not adding up. If you add the numbers up in Hawk's chart, you get 7,960 Republican votes in Teton County. However, there are only 7,987 Republican voters in Teton County.

https://sos.wyo.gov/Elections/Docs/VRStats/2022/22PrimaryVR_stats.pdf

That's where I get the figure of 99% Republican turnout. Actually rounds to 100%. If you notice, Natrona County doesn't have anywhere close to that going on.

I think all undervotes and overvotes means is someone didn't select a candidate, filled in the bubble wrong, or selected too many candidates. Nothing to that.

This just isn't receiving attention because the race was a complete blowout.

Hmm.  That is an extraordinarily high voter turnout.  Not wonkish; astute observation.  But where did you get the total registration numbers?  (Just curios.)

I searched "Wyoming voter registration statistics" and the numbers came from the secretary of state's website.

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