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2008 Wyoming Republican presidential caucuses

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FieldValue
election_name2008 Wyoming Republican presidential caucuses
countryWyoming
typepresidential
ongoingno
previous_election2000 Republican Party presidential primaries#Results
previous_year2000
next_election2012 United States presidential election in Wyoming#Republican caucuses
next_year2012
election_date
image1File:AnnMarie Romneym (cropped).jpg
image_size150x150px
candidate1**Mitt Romney**
color185bb65ff
home_state1Massachusetts
delegate_count1**8**
percentage1**54.2%**
image2File:Fred Thompson-cropped.jpg
candidate2Fred Thompson
color22fc2c4ff
home_state2Tennessee
delegate_count23
percentage216.7%
image4File:DuncanHunter.jpg
candidate4Duncan Hunter
color48369feff
home_state4California
delegate_count41
percentage48.3%
image5File:John McCain official portrait 2009 (cropped).jpg
candidate5John McCain
color5ce5c17ff
home_state5Arizona
delegate_count50
percentage54.2%
outgoing_members[IA](2008-iowa-republican-presidential-caucuses)
elected_members[NH](2008-new-hampshire-republican-presidential-primary)
map_imageWyoming_Republican_Presidential_Caucuses_Election_Results_by_County,_2008.svg
map_size250px
map_captionElection results by county.

The 2008 Wyoming Republican presidential caucuses took place on January 5, 2008, with 12 national delegates chosen by county convention delegates. A majority of the national delegates were won by former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney. In addition, two national delegates were elected at the Republican State Convention on May 30–31.

Eligible voters included precinct committee chairs (one man and one woman for each of the 487 precincts, which were elected in 2006) and 250 county convention delegates, elected in precinct caucuses held throughout Wyoming in December 2007 and apportioned according to Republican voters in the last congressional election.

Although originally the size of the delegation was 28, RNC rules stated that any states holding primary contests before February 5 would lose half of their delegates.

Results

Each of the 23 counties elected either a delegate or an alternate delegate, except for Laramie County, which elected both a delegate and an alternate delegate.

CandidateDelegatesAlternatesPercentage
**Mitt Romney****8****5****54.17%**
Fred Thompson3116.67%
Duncan Hunter118.33%
John McCain014.17%
Mike Huckabee000%
Ron Paul000%
Rudy Giuliani000%
Uncommitted0416.67%
**Total****12****12****100%**

Results by County

CountyDelegate/AlternateCandidate
AlbanyDelegateMitt Romney
Big HornAlternateMitt Romney
CampbellDelegateMitt Romney
CarbonAlternateMitt Romney
ConverseDelegateMitt Romney
CrookDelegateFred Thompson
FremontDelegateMitt Romney
GoshenDelegateFred Thompson
Hot SpringsDelegateFred Thompson
JohnsonAlternateUncommitted
LaramieAlternateMitt Romney
DelegateMitt Romney
LincolnAlternateMitt Romney
NatronaAlternateUncommitted
NiobraraAlternateFred Thompson
ParkAlternateMitt Romney
PlatteAlternateDuncan Hunter
SheridanDelegateDuncan Hunter
SubletteAlternateJohn McCain
SweetwaterDelegateMitt Romney
TetonDelegateMitt Romney
UintaDelegateMitt Romney
WashakieAlternateUncommitted
WestonAlternateUncommitted

The Wyoming Republican Party did not release the vote totals.{{cite web |title=RESULTS: Wyoming

References

References

  1. "Romney wins Wyoming caucuses". [[Associated Press.
  2. "Wyoming Secretary of State".
  3. "Wyoming GOP begins choosing delegates".
  4. "2008 Presidential Republican Primary Election Results - Wyoming".
  5. "Wyoming Republican County Conventions Results (Excel file)".
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