Many Wyoming counties have already caucused, with the rest scheduled to caucus on or before Feb 29th. The results on this thread will be updated as they are received, so keep an eye on this thread routinely.
Through 2/23/12
Albany County: Romney-25, Paul-18, Gingrich-5, Santorum-23
Big Horn County: Romney-88, Paul-22, Gingrich-0, Santorum-15
Campbell County: Romney-21, Paul-32, Gingrich-7, Santorum-38
Carbon County: Romney-6, Paul-2, Gingrich-2, Santorum-13
Converse County: Romney-17, Paul-25, Gingrich-8, Santorum-42
Crook County: Romney-8, Paul-12, Gingrich-5, Santorum-20, other-1
Fremont County: Romney-46, Paul-25, Gingrich-24, Santorum-55
Goshen County: Romney-21, Paul 16, Gingrich-10, Santorum-96, Other-3.
Hot Springs County: Romney-4, Paul-8, Gingrich-4, Santorum-9
Johnson County: Romney-13, Paul-21, Gingrich-2, Santorum-14
Laramie County: Romney-55, Paul-33, Gingrich-6, Santorum-66
Lincoln County: Romney-75, Paul-16, Gingrich-0, Santorum-6, Other- 3
Natrona County: Romney-63, Paul-31, Gingrich-22, Santorum-73, Other-1
Niobrara County: Romney-3, Paul-9, Gingrich-8, Santorum-0
Park County: Romney-61, Paul-26, Gingrich-19, Santorum-49
Platte County: Romney-8, Paul-7, Gingrich-7, Santorum-37
Sheridan County: Romney-17, Paul-24, Gingrich-2, Santorum-18
Sublette County: Romney-66, Paul-8, Gingrich-6, Santorum-40
Sweetwater County: Romney-29, Paul-34, Gingrich-6, Santorum-12
Teton County: Romney-36, Paul-6, Gingrich-5, Santorum-16, Other-1
Uinta County: Romney-113, Paul-42, Gingrich-5, Santorum-12
Washakie County:Romney-40, Paul-12, Gingrich-5, Santorum-14
Weston County: Romney-7, Paul-10, Gingrich-8, Santorum-5
Total-To-Date: Romney-822, Paul-439, Gingrich-164, Santorum-673, other-9
Information for ALL Wyoming County Caucuses may be found here:
| County | Date | Weekday | Time | Location | Precincts |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Crook | 2/11/2012 | Saturday | 2:00 PM | Crook County Courthouse Community Room, 309 Cleveland St, Sundance | All |
| Sublette | 2/16/2012 | Thursday | 7:00:00 PM | Marbleton Town Hall | 2-1, 2-2, and 2-4 |
| Sublette County Library, Pinedale | 1-1, 1-3, 1-4, 4-1, and 4-2 | ||||
| Bondurant School Gym | 4.1 | ||||
| Albany | 2/18/2012 | Saturday | 7:30 AM | Albany County Fairgrounds, Laramie | All |
| Campbell | 2/18/2012 | Saturday | 9:00 AM | Campbell County Library, Wyoming Room, 2101 S 4J Road, Gillette | All |
| Goshen | 2/18/2012 | Saturday | TBA | TBA | TBA |
| Laramie | 2/18/2012 | Saturday | 7:30 AM | Laramie County Community College Room 129-130, 1400 College Drive, Cheyenne | All |
| Lincoln | 2/18/2012 | Saturday | 10:00 AM | Cokeville Town Hall, Cokeville | All |
| Sheridan | 2/18/2012 | Saturday | 9:30 AM | Black Tooth Brewery, 312 Broadway Street, Sheridan | All |
| Weston | 2/18/2012 | Saturday | 1:00 PM | Newcastle Country Club, 2303 W. Main Street, Newcastle | All |
| Carbon | 20-Feb | Monday | 1:00 PM | Best Western CottonTree Inn, 2221 West Spruce Street, Rawlins | All |
| Big Horn | 2/21/2012 | Tuesday | 7:00 PM | Basin Chamber of Commerce, 407 West C Street, Basin | South Precincts |
| Big Horn | 2/21/2012 | Tuesday | 7:00 PM | District #1 Fire Hall, 314 Nevada Avenue, Lovell | North Precincts |
| Fremont | 2/21/2012 | Tuesday | 7:00 PM | 378 Graham Rd., Jeffrey City | Jeffrey City |
| Uinta | 2/21/2012 | Tuesday | 7:00 PM | B.O.C.E.S., Room 304, 1013 West Cheyenne Dr., Evanston | All |
| Washakie | 2/21/2012 | Tuesday | 7:00 PM | Worland Community Center, 1200 Culbertson Avenue, Worland | All |
| Fremont | 2/21/2-12 | Thursday | 7:00 PM | Riverton City Hall, 816 North Federal Boulevard, Riverton | Riverton and Shoshoni |
| Fremont | 2/23/2012 | Thursday | 7:00 PM | Dubois Town Hall, 712 Meckem St, Dubois | Dubois |
| Hot Springs | 2/23/2012 | Thursday | 6:30 PM | County Annex Building, 190 N. 4th St., Thermopolis | All |
| Natrona | 2/23/2012 | Thursday | 6:30 PM | Agriculture Resource and, Learning Center, 2011 Fairgrounds Road, Casper | All |
| Teton | 2/23/2012 | Thursday | 6:00 PM | St. John's Episcopal Church, Hansen Hall, 170 North Glenwood Street, Jackson | All |
| Johnson | 2/25/2012 | Saturday | 10:00 AM | Hampton Inn | All |
| Platte | 2/28/2012 | Tuesday | 7:00 PM | First State Bank Meeting Room, 1405 16th Street, Wheatland | All |
| Park | 2/28/2012 | Tuesday | 7:00 PM | VFW Post #2673 808 12th Street Cody, WY | All |
| Sweetwater | 2/29/2012 | Wednesday | 6:00 PM | 719 B Street, Rock Springs | All |
| Converse | 20-Feb | Monday | 6:00 PM | Eastern Wyoming College Room 10, 203 N. 6th Douglas | 23-4, 23-5 |
| 21-Feb | Tuesday | 7:00 PM | Dry Creek Community Hall, Bill | 13-13, 20-20 | |
| 22-Feb | Wednesday | 7:00 PM | Glenrock Senior Center, Glenrock | 6-6, 9-1, 9-2, 10-10, 11-11 | |
| 23-Feb | Thursday | 7:00 PM | Eastern Wyoming College Room 10, 203 N. 6th Douglas | 23-3, 8-8, 7-7 | |
| Niobrara | TBA |
6:30PM
You are invited to attend the following meetings on Legislative Redistricting, and how it may affect you in Park County.
The meetings are free and open to the public.
Thursday, Nov. 10 6:00pm
Senior Citizen Center, 1105 Park Avenue, Meeteetse
Friday, Nov. 11 6:00pm
Fireside Room, Park County Library, 217 E. 3rd Street, Powell
(Please Use East Entrance as the Library itself will be closed)
Monday, Nov. 14 6:00pm
Grizzly Room, Park County Library, 1500 Heart Mountain Street, Cody
Go to http://legisweb.state.wy.us/lsoweb/Redistricting/LegilativeRedistricting.aspx
to learn what is proposed (both plans 1 & 2 affect the Big Horn Basin the same way).
Refreshments will be provided by the Park County Republican Women (PCRW).
Please feel free to contact me for more information. We hope to see you there.
Echo Renner, Vice President
Park County Republican Women
307.868.9232
ech...@tctwest.net
CHEYENNE, Wyo. – U.S. Senator Malcolm Wallop will lie in state at the Wyoming State Capitol in Cheyenne. Senator Wallop served Wyoming for three terms. He was elected to the U.S. Senate in 1976 and left office in 1995.
The family of Malcolm Wallop advises the people of Wyoming and the media of the following schedule of events for the celebration of the life, and the final peace, of their beloved husband and father:
| Date | Time | Event |
|---|---|---|
| Tuesday, September 20, 2011 | ||
| 2:00 pm | Ceremony for the arrival of Senator Malcolm Wallop for Lying in State. Laying of the Wreath by Governor Matt Mead. |
|
| 2:30-7:00 pm | Senator Wallop lies in state. | |
| Wednesday, September 21, 2011 | ||
| 8:00 – 10:00 am | Senator Wallop lies in state. | |
| 10:00 am | Capitol Rotunda Memorial Service The Star Spangled Banner - Chris and Thad Brown Remarks by Governor Matt Mead Remarks by the Honorable Alan Simpson |
-end-
Renny MacKay
Office of Governor Matt Mead
Communications Director
(307) 777-7437
(307) 274-5870 – cell
Speaker John Boehner - Meet the Press
Washington (Sep 19)
House Speaker John Boehner (R-OH) issued the following statement in response to the President’s latest debt plan.
“Pitting one group of Americans against another is not leadership. The Joint Select Committee is engaged in serious work to tackle a serious problem: the debt crisis that is making it harder to get our economy growing and create more American jobs. Unfortunately, the President has not made a serious contribution to its work today. This administration’s insistence on raising taxes on job creators and its reluctance to take the steps necessary to strengthen our entitlement programs are the reasons the president and I were not able to reach an agreement previously, and it is evident today that these barriers remain.”
NOTE: The President’s proposal would raise taxes on both small businesses and on private capital, which is the essential ingredient for job creation in our economy. By declining to support structural improvements to strengthen our entitlement programs, the President has chosen to ignore the warnings about our debt crisis sent by the markets in August – leaving Americans exposed to the possibility of further downgrades that will further damage confidence and make it harder for our economy to grow and create jobs.
Governor Matt Mead requests that flags be flown at half staff in honor and memory of Senator Malcolm Wallop who died September 14, 2011. Notification of when flags will return to full staff will be sent at a later date.
The U.S. Constitution
It is Constitution Day! Today we celebrate the signing of one of the important documents in history. We hope you will join us in celebrating this momentous document. It is our responsibility to teach our children about the Constitution and the blessings of liberty and freedom.
Senator Malcolm Wallop
CHEYENNE, Wyo. – Governor Matt Mead said the State of Wyoming has lost one of its great leaders with the passing of Senator Malcolm Wallop. He was elected to the U.S. Senate in 1976 and left office in 1995.
“My wife Carol and I are deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Senator Wallop. With his brilliance and determination he fiercely defended Wyoming values; advocating for our military, for smaller government and for individual freedoms. Senator Wallop provided leadership for Wyoming and America during his three terms as Senator and every day since. He fought for lower taxes, multiple-use of public lands and developing America’s energy resources. Senator Wallop will be greatly missed as a leader and as a friend.”
Sunday, August 14th at Hugh Smith Park, 100 19th Street, Cody
2 – 3 pm PCRW Meeting
3:30 Ice Cream Social & presentation on Families on the Frontline by founder Mickey Joiner
**RSVP by Monday, August 8th to Shirrel 587.6169.
Open to PCRW members and their families.
Ice cream and other treats provided.
Our troops currently need the following items. Families on the Frontline gathers these items and ships them to our troops.
YOU can help by bringing these items – and/or a cash contribution – on August 14.
See you then!
- Baby wipes (small packages)
- sunflower seeds
- peanuts
- cashews
- granola bars
- dried fruit
- small games
- visine
- allergy visine
- chapstick
- alcohol wipes in pkg
- trail mix
- jerky
- cards and letters (especially from kids)
- postcards of Cody and the mountains etc.
