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County Commissioners 6/4/2018 GOSHEN COUNTY 2018 PRIMARY CANDIDATES Contact list UNOFFICIAL June 4, 2018 3:03 p.m. **Contact information for Federal or State candidates can be found on: www.soswy.state.wy.us click on ELECTIONS then HOME, Primary Election Candidates Roster FEDERAL OFFICES UNITED STATES SENATOR 6 yr term GARY TRAUNER DEM JOHN BARRASSO REP ROQUE “ROCKY” DE LA FUENTE REP DAVE DODSON REP CHARLIE HARDY REP JOHN HOLTZ REP ANTHONY L. VAN RISSEGHEM REP UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE 2yr term TRAVIS HELM DEM GREG HUNTER DEM LIZ CHENEY REP ROD MILLER REP BLAKE E. STANLEY REP STATE OFFICES GOVERNOR 4 yr term KENNETH R CASNER DEM MICHAEL ALLEN GREEN DEM MARY A. THRONE DEM REX WILDE DEM BILL DAHLIN REP FOSTER FRIESS REP SAM E. GALEOTOS REP MARK GORDON REP HARRIET M. HAGEMAN REP TAYLOR HAYNES REP SECRETARY OF STATE 4 yr term JAMES W. BYRD DEM EDWARD BUCHANAN REP STATE AUDITOR 4 yr term JEFF DOCKTER DEM KRISTI RACINES REP NATHAN WINTERS REP STATE TREASURER 4 yr term LELAND CHRISTENSEN REP CURT MEIER REP RON REDO REP 1 6/4/2018 SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION 4 yr term JILLIAN BALOW REP STATE SENATOR 03 4yr term MARCI SHAVER DEM MARTIN GUBBELS REP CHERI E. STEINMETZ REP STATE REPRESENTATIVE 02 2yr term HANS HUNT REP STATE REPRESENTATIVE 05 2yr term JOAN BRINKLEY DEM ROSEANNA DAVISON REP SHELLY DUNCAN REP RUTH VAN MARK REP STATE REPRESENTIVE 10 2yr term JENEFER PASQUA DEM DONN EDMUNDS REP JOHN EKLUND REP COUNTY OFFICES COUNTY COMMISSIONER 4 yr term CODY COX REP 307-631-8747 5874 ROAD 53 [email protected] TORRINGTON, WY 82240 JOHN ELLIS REP 307-532-4623 12852 ROAD 51 TORRINGTON, WY 82240 MARK LE GRANDE REP 307-262-0659 7458 ROAD 27 [email protected] LINGLE, WY 82223 MIKE RIDENOUR REP 307-534-6484 1333 ROAD 50 [email protected] YODER, WY 82244 COUNTY CORONER 4 yr term DARIN R. YATES REP 2935 WEST A ST [email protected] TORRINGTON, WY 82240 2 6/4/2018 COUNTY ATTORNEY 4 yr term ERIC R. BOYER REP 307-532-1866 7407 ROAD 47 [email protected] TORRINGTON, WY 82240 KEN BROWN REP 307-532-4223 2125 EAST A ST TORRINGTON, WY 82240 COUNTY SHERIFF 4 yr term KORY FLEENOR REP 307-837-0196 PO BOX 286 [email protected] LINGLE, WY 82223 JEREMY LEE WARDELL REP 307-575-6783 3325 W C ST [email protected] TORRINGTON, WY 82240 BRIAN E. WISE REP 307-532-1518 PO BOX 449 TORRINGTON, WY 82240 COUNTY CLERK 4 yr term CINDY KENYON REP 307-575-3541 2026 GRANDVIEW DR TORRINGTON, WY 82240 COUNTY TREASURER 4 yr term LETICIA DOMINGUEZ REP 307-575-0167 1926 EAST L ST [email protected] TORRINGTON, WY 82240 ROBERTA GOEKEN REP 7080 ROAD 35 [email protected] TORRINGTON, WY 82240 COUNTY ASSESSOR 4 yr term DEBRA A. SURRATT REP 2109 EAST J ST [email protected] TORRINGTON, WY 82240 CLERK OF DISTRICT COURT 4 yr term KATHI RICKARD REP 307-575-3384 PO BOX 185 [email protected] LINGLE, WY 82223 3 6/4/2018 PRECINCT COMMITTEEMEN/WOMEN 2yr term 01-01 02-01 DEWEY HAGEMAN REP DEDE HAGEMAN REP 2394 ROAD 124 2394 ROAD 124 JAY EM, WY 82219 JAY, EM 82219 08-01 COREY A. STEINMETZ REP CHERI STEINMETZ REP 307-534-5342 P.O. BOX 457 [email protected] P.O. BOX 101 [email protected] LINGLE, WY 82223 LINGLE, WY 82223 09-01 ROBERT MELONUK DEM MARY LEE HAGEMAN REP PO BOX 61 782 C US HWY 26 FORT LARAMIE, WY 82212 FORT LARAMIE, WY 82212 HUGH A. HAGEMAN REP 782 C US HWY 26 FORT LARAMIE, WY 82212 10-01 10-02 10-03 10-04 AUTUMN MARIE ZULAUF REP 2325 EAST D ST [email protected] TORRINGTON, WY 82240 10-05 RUTH VAN MARK REP 307-532-2013 108 ANCHA VISTA ROAD [email protected] TORRINGTON, WY 82240 10-06 DOUGLAS R. MERCER REP 307-534-1947 JANE ZULAUF REP 402 EAST 26TH AVE [email protected] 2934 EAST B ST [email protected] TORRINGTON, WY 82240 TORRINGTON, WY 82240 10-07 HERBERT K. DOBY REP REBECCA S. DOBY REP 2334 MAIN ST 2334 MAIN ST TORRINGTON, WY 82240 TORRINGTON, WY 82240 10-08 JEREMY LEE WARDELL REP 307-575-6783 CANDACE WARDELL REP 3325 WEST C ST [email protected] 3325 WEST C ST [email protected] TORRINGTON, WY 82240 TORRINGTON, WY 82240 10-08 THOMAS O. MITCHELL REP 307-532-3849 LINDA L. JOHNSON REP 307-534-5654 4129 ROAD 76 7445 ROAD 51 TORRINGTON, WY 82240 TORRINGTON, WY 82240 10-08 MAXINE MITCHELL REP 307-532-3849 4129 ROAD 76 TORRINGTON, WY 82240 10-09 DAVID MUHLENKAMP REP SHEILA MUHLENKAMP REP 4121 ROAD 70L 4121 ROAD 70L TORRINGTON, WY 82240 TORRINGTON, WY 82240 10-10 BRUCE G. LAIRD REP JOAN LAIRD REP BOX 195 [email protected] BOX 195 [email protected] TORRINGTON, WY 82240 TORRINGTON, WY 82240 4 6/4/2018 10-11 JANE E. IDDINGS REP 2111 GRANDVIEW DR [email protected] TORRINGTON, WY 82240 10-12 13-01 SHAWN BOOTH REP 307-837-2994 LORI SCHAFER REP 2749 ROAD 60 [email protected] 5858 ROAD 33 [email protected] VETERAN, WY 82243 VETERAN, WY 82243 15-01 MIKE RIDENOUR REP 307-534-6484 1333 ROAD 50 YODER, WY 82244 16-01 JEFF JONES REP 307-534-5006 PO BOX 96 [email protected] HUNTLEY, WY 82218 16-02 17-01 KENT HUNTER REP 2700 ROAD 32 YODER, WY 82244 17-02 PETE CARLSON REP MARTI HUBBS REP 5704 ROAD 32 [email protected] 5947 ROAD 32 HAWK SPRINGS, WY 82217 HAWK SPRINGS, WY 82217 18-01 KIRK HAAS REP 834-2425 STEPHANIE HAAS REP 834-2425 P.O. BOX 1 P.O. BOX 1 LA GRANGE, WY 82221 LA GRANGE, WY 82221 18-03 20-01 MUNICIPAL OFFICES MAYOR 4 yr term RANDY L. ADAMS 307-532-3853 2610 MAIN ST [email protected] TORRINGTON, WY 82240 DENNIS KELLY 3625 CROOK DRIVE [email protected] TORRINGTON, WY 82240 CITY COUNCIL 4yr term DEANNA HILL 2633 EAST B ST [email protected] TORRINGTON, WY 82240 TED KINNEY 307-532-7353 181 LUPINE DRIVE [email protected] TORRINGTON, WY 82240 DOUGLAS R. MERCER 307-534-1947 402 EAST 26TH AVE [email protected] TORRINGTON, WY 82240 June 4, 2018 3:03 P.M. 5 .
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