The Political Graveyard: Wyoming: State Senate

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Wyoming: State Senate

Members of the Wyoming State Senate, 1890-2020 (May be incomplete!)

Blank district: Fenimore Chatterton 1890 Frank W. Mondell 1890-92 Leopold Kabis 1891-95 Jacob M. Schwoob 1905-13 Fred H. Blume 1909-13 John B. Kendrick 1910 Frank O. Horton 1923-31 A. J. Rosier 1932 Frank A. Barrett 1933-35 H. H. 'Harry H. ' Schwartz 1933-35 Rudolph Anselmi 1937-64 F. W. Bartling 1942-50 Roy Chamberlain 1943-53 Roscoe C. Austin 1950 Norman Barlow 1950 Earl T. Bower 1950 F. Buchenroth 1950 George Burke 1950 C. H. Carpenter 1950 Mervin Champion 1950 Charles B. Chittim 1950 Kenneth D. Coke 1950 Leland U. Grieve 1950 Allen Hunter 1950 N. V. Kurtz 1950 George E. Lindell 1950 Harry L. Littlefield 1950 John K. Phifer 1950 Cyrus S. Robertson 1950 Robert J. Rymill 1950 Charles M. Smith 1950 John A. Stevenson 1950 Frank M. Thomas 1950 Reuel Walton 1950 Platt Wilson 1950 E. J. Zoble 1950 Robert Adams 1967 Malcolm Wallop 1973-76 Mike Enzi 1991-96 Barbara L. Cubin 1992-94
Albany County: Pat Scully 1965
Big Horn County: Howard Flitner 1965
Campbell County: LeRoy T. Christinck 1963-64 Otis Wright 1965
Carbon County: Elmer D. Kinnaman 1965
Converse County: Charles G. Irwin 1957-67
Crook County: Leslie W. Hauber 1965
Fremont County: Willa Wales Corbitt 1965
Goshen County: John C. Simons 1965
Hot Springs County: James Brunk 1965
Johnson County: R. L. Greene 1950 R. L. Greene 1965
Laramie County: William A. Norris, Jr. 1965 William G. Rector 1965
Lincoln County: Carl Robinson 1965
Natrona County: Robert J. Murphy 1965 Dick Tobin 1965
Niobrara County: Andrew McMaster 1965
Park County: Richard R. Jones 1957-74
Platte County: A. Edward Kendig 1965
Sheridan County: Peter Madsen 1965
Sublette County: Donald W. Jewett 1965
Sweetwater County: Elmer Halseth 1965
Teton County: Harry C. Barker, Jr. 1965
Uinta County: J. W. Myers 1965
Washakie County: Frank R. Watson 1965
Weston County: Earl Christensen 1965
3rd District: Jim Geringer 1989-94
27th District: John A. Barrasso 2003-07

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1932 Apr 15: A. J. Rosier, died in office.

1964 Aug 18: James A. Whaley (Dem), nominated; Earl A. Madsen (Dem), defeated in primary.

1964 Aug 18: Howard Flitner (Rep), nominated; Cal S. Taggart (Rep), defeated in primary.

1964 Nov 3: Howard Flitner (Rep), elected; James A. Whaley (Dem), defeated.

1964: LeRoy T. Christinck, died in office.

1964 Aug 18: Willa Wales Corbitt (Dem), nominated unopposed.

1964 Aug 18: Percy T. Davis (Rep), nominated unopposed.

1964 Nov 3: Willa Wales Corbitt (Dem), elected; Percy T. Davis (Rep), defeated.

1964 Aug 18: John C. Simons (Dem), nominated unopposed.

1964 Aug 18: Oscar T. Yoder (Rep), nominated unopposed.

1964 Nov 3: John C. Simons (Dem), elected; Oscar T. Yoder (Rep), defeated.

1964 Aug 18: William A. Norris, Jr. (Dem), nominated; William G. Rector (Dem), nominated; Carl A. Johnson (Dem), defeated in primary; Edwin H. Whitehead (Dem), defeated in primary; R. J. 'Jimmie' Keelan (Dem), defeated in primary.

1964 Aug 18: Frank A. Barrett (Rep), nominated; Tom Searl (Rep), nominated; Worth Story (Rep), defeated in primary.

1964 Nov 3: William A. Norris, Jr. (Dem), elected; William G. Rector (Dem), elected; Frank A. Barrett (Rep), defeated; Tom Searl (Rep), defeated.

1964 Aug 18: Robert J. Murphy (Dem), nominated unopposed.

1964 Aug 18: Phil Wertenberger (Rep), nominated unopposed.

1964 Nov 3: Robert J. Murphy (Dem), elected; Phil Wertenberger (Rep), defeated.

1964 Aug 18: Nick Kaan, Jr. (Dem), nominated; Joe O'Brien (Dem), defeated in primary.

1964 Aug 18: Andrew McMaster (Rep), nominated unopposed.

1964 Nov 3: Andrew McMaster (Rep), elected; Nick Kaan, Jr. (Dem), defeated.

1964 Aug 18: Jeff L. Metzler (Dem), nominated unopposed.

1964 Aug 18: Richard R. Jones (Rep), nominated unopposed.

1964 Nov 3: Richard R. Jones (Rep), elected; Jeff L. Metzler (Dem), defeated.

1964 Aug 18: O. R. 'Doe' Docekal (Dem), nominated unopposed.

1964 Aug 18: Peter Madsen (Rep), nominated; Harvey Johnston (Rep), defeated in primary.

1964 Nov 3: Peter Madsen (Rep), elected; O. R. 'Doe' Docekal (Dem), defeated.

1964 Aug 18: Donald W. Jewett (Rep), nominated; Frances D. Clark (Rep), defeated in primary.

1964 Nov 3: Donald W. Jewett (Rep), elected unopposed.

1964 Aug 18: Dave Burns (Dem), nominated unopposed.

1964 Aug 18: Harry C. Barker, Jr. (Rep), nominated; C. LeRoy Jensen (Rep), defeated in primary; Lloyd Van Deburg (Rep), defeated in primary.

1964 Nov 3: Harry C. Barker, Jr. (Rep), elected; Dave Burns (Dem), defeated.

1964 Aug 18: J. W. Myers (Dem), nominated; Robert Mitchell (Dem), defeated in primary; Desmond L. Phillips (Dem), defeated in primary.

1964 Aug 18: J. H. 'Joe' Roderick (Rep), nominated unopposed.

1964 Nov 3: J. W. Myers (Dem), elected; J. H. 'Joe' Roderick (Rep), defeated.

2020 Aug 18: Rex Rammell (Rep), defeated in primary.

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