Four Wyoming candidates are looking to nab the Republican nomination in the state’s primary election on Aug. 18, but their approaches differ sharply on key issues such as data center expansion and how to stop young adults from heading to different states with more opportunities.
Republican candidates hoping to lasso enough votes to advance to the general election against the likely Democratic nominee, Ken Casner, who is running for the seat unopposed in his party, include State Superintendent of Public Instruction Megan Degenfelder, state Sen. Eric Barlow, retired Marine Corps Col. Brent Bien, and Curt Blake.
The winner of this fall’s general election will take over for current Gov. Mark Gordon, who is term-limited….
Wyoming Republicans Jockey for Nomination in Gubernatorial Primary on Tuesday
