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Position Term Incumbent U.S Elected Officials----2022 Expiring Terms Position Term Incumbent U.S. Officials U.S. House Rep. in Congress 2 year Liz Cheney State Officials Senator Dist. #21 4 year Bo Biteman Representative Dist. #29 2 year Mark Kinner Representative Dist. #30 2 year Mark Jennings Representative Dist. #40 2 year Barry Crago Representative Dist. #51 2 year Cyrus Western County Officials Clerk of District Court 4 year Rene Botten County Assessor 4 year Paul D Fall County Attorney 4 year Diana Bennett County Clerk 4 year Eda Schunk Thompson County Commissioner 4 year Terry Cram County Commissioner 4 year Christi Haswell County Commissioner 4 year Nick Siddle County Coroner 4 year P.J. Kane County Sheriff 4 year Allen J Thompson County Treasurer 4 year Carol Grandahl Retained in Office Judge of Circuit Court 4 year Shelley Cundiff City of Sheridan Officials Councilmember At-Large 4 year Jacob Martin Councilmember At-Large 4 year Clint Beaver Councilmember At-Large 4 year Aaron C Linden Town of Dayton Officials Mayor 4 year Norm Anderson Councilmember 4 year Dennis Wagner Councilmember 4 year Christopher Bernard Town of Ranchester Officials Mayor 4 year Peter B Clark Councilmember 4 year Jessica Weaver Councilmember 4 year Randy Sundquist School Dist. 1 Trustees Trustee At-Large 4 year Carol Garber Trustee At-Large 4 year Clint Krumm School Dist. 2 Trustees Trustee At-Large 4 year Shellie Pelesky Szmyd Trustee At Large 4 year Ann M. Perkins Trustee At-Large 4 year Aaron Waddell Trustee At-Large 4 year Susan Wilson School Dist. 3 Trustees Trustee At Large 4 year Wade A Betz Trustee At Large 4 year Misty Stoll Sheridan Community College Trustee At-Large 4 year Norleen Healy Trustees Trustee At Large 4 year Shelley Wilson Kinnison Trustee At Large 4 year Robert Leibrich Sheridan County At-Large 4 year Susan Holmes Conservation District Urban Candidate 4 year Edith Heyward Rural Candidate 4 year Orrin Connell.
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