← National · U.S. House · Nov. 3, 2026
Unofficial counts as of

Wyoming 2026 House Popular Vote

Republican candidates lead by 38,207 votes, 54.2% to 33.5%, out of 184,231 counted.

1 Republican has been called; none are uncalled.

Democrats
33.5%
61,684
Republicans
54.2%
99,891
Other 12.3% · 22,656 · Votes from 1 of 1 district · Sources ↓
midterm2026popularvote.sarl
02 — The district

Wyoming’s at-large district

One seat, elected statewide.

Wyoming U.S. House results by district: candidates, vote shares, margin and call status.
DistrictCandidates, votes and shareMargin TotalStatusCounted
WY-AL
  • Chuck Gray (R) ✓99,89154.2%
  • Lisa Kinney (D)61,68433.5%
  • Shawn Johnson (L)13,6657.4%
  • Jeffrey Haggit (O)7,9604.3%
  • Write-ins (O)1,0310.6%
R+20.7R +38,207 184,231 Called R —

✓ marks the declared winner. Shares are of all votes cast, including other candidates. Counted is shown only where the source reports it.

03 — Sources

Where Wyoming’s numbers come from

Unofficial counts as of Nov. 5, 2026, 9:00 a.m. ET, summed from district results published by the state election office. They are not certified results.

Sources

SourceTierMethodFetched (ET)
Wyoming Secretary of State — 2026 General Statewide Candidates Unofficial Summary (PDF, page 2: United States Representative) Official Hand-collected Nov. 5, 8:58 a.m.

There is no published statewide total to check the summed district votes against.

Notes on Wyoming

  • Unofficial results; PDF 'Last Updated: 11/3/26 23:54:49 MST', Counties Reporting 23 of 23. No percent of expected vote is published, so pctReporting is null.
  • Hand-collected: the PDF uses Type 3 fonts with custom encoding (no extractable text), so the page was rendered to an image and transcribed by hand. All 23 county rows were transcribed and each candidate column sums exactly to the PDF's Total row (Gray 99,891; Kinney 61,684; Johnson 13,665; Haggit 7,960; Write-ins 1,031). Overvotes (1,231) and undervotes (6,226) are excluded.
  • Jeffrey Haggit (Constitution Party) recorded as party O.
  • Open seat (Rep. Harriet Hageman ran for U.S. Senate). Race call from Ballotpedia district page (DDHQ + NYT consensus).