As the race to fill Wyoming’s lone House seat intensifies, nine Republican candidates have entered the fray. They are competing to replace Rep. Harriet Hageman, who vacated the position to pursue an open Senate seat.
The Republican nominee is expected to contend with former Democratic state senator Lisa Kinney in the general election. Kinney’s primary opponent has not secured any campaign funding, which positions her as a likely contender in the Democratic party.
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