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Wyoming’s crowded U.S. House primary race could produce a winner without a majority — Harriet Hageman | ChamberLight
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Ten Republicans are competing for Wyoming's lone U.S. House seat after Harriet Hageman vacated it to run for Senate. The crowded field raises concerns that a winner could secure the nomination with a small plurality rather than a majority.
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ALSO MENTIONED Chip Neiman, Speaker of the Wyoming House; John B. Romero-Martinez, Former lawmaker running for House
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