The 2026 Election, 20th Edition. Primary Voting Commences Edition. Vote like your future and that of your state depends on it, because it does, part four.
When I started this thread and entered what is now the fourth part of what was supposed to be the last pre primary edition, I had no idea that there's be so many posts in that relatively short amount of time.
It's been a busy primary, including a busy final couple of weeks in the primary.
The election is Tuesday.
There's a lot at stake. Indeed, it wouldn't be exaggerating too much to say everything's at stake. The GOP dominates in Wyoming and the Republican primary will determine if the state goes into the fully delusional right, or pulls back, gets a strong cup of coffee, and wakes up to what's happening. So far, it's pretty clear the MAGA wing of the GOP hasn't done that.
I voted for:
Governor: Barlow.
Senate: Mead
House of Representatives: Christensen.
Secretary of State: Short.
Superintendent of Public Instruction: Harshman
There are some candidates that really need to be sent packing this election, which doesn't mean they will be. Earlier editions of this series discuss those people, often in depth.
One prediction on packing. If Chuck Gray loses, and I sincerely hope he does, he'll leave the state. There's nothing to hold him here in the first place, and he truly isn't one of us.
That's been the focus of a late mailer and some television ads. This election cycle has featured both in unprecedented levels. Quite a few of them are disgusting, dealing in lies and half truths, but a few do hit home. The late one on Gray being from Los Angeles, educated in a prep school, and then going to Wharton is one. Anyhow, the money wasted on this election cycle is absolutely unconscionable. Multimillionaire Steve Friess is flooding the zone with them and ought to lose for that reason alone.
Well, this really will be the last of this edition, and it'll be short. We'll start a new one Wednesday, after the primary.
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