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1988 US Senate election in Wyoming

Malcolm Wallop (Republican) beat John P. Vinich (Democrat) in Wyoming in 1988, 50.4% to 49.6%, a margin of 0.7 points and 1,322 votes.

The Republican hold continued from 1982, when Malcolm Wallop also won.

Republicans led in 17 of the 23 counties as they stood then and Democrats in 6. The largest, Laramie, cast 30,025 votes and went to the Democrat by 10.0 points. The closest was Hot Springs, where 82 votes separated the two parties.

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Early projection, based on early and incomplete polling: the likely matchups, each weighted by the betting markets' odds of both nominations, not a result. Each county is its 2024 presidential margin moved by its state's projected swing; set a national vote and every state, district and county moves by the same amount from our projection. Colours run in 100 steps from a safe Republican to a safe Democratic margin. Boundaries: US Census Bureau.

Senate

CandidatePartyVotesShare
Malcolm Wallop won Republican 91,143 50.4%
John P. Vinich Democratic 89,821 49.6%
Total180,964

Every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Laramie 16,507 55.0% 13,518 45.0% 30,025 D+10.0
Natrona 12,771 52.9% 11,357 47.1% 24,128 D+5.9
Sweetwater 8,568 62.8% 5,084 37.2% 13,652 D+25.5
Fremont 7,554 58.3% 5,393 41.7% 12,947 D+16.7
Albany 6,540 57.1% 4,913 42.9% 11,453 D+14.2
Sheridan 5,040 46.4% 5,831 53.6% 10,871 R+7.3
Park 3,847 39.2% 5,979 60.8% 9,826 R+21.7
Campbell 3,273 35.8% 5,873 64.2% 9,146 R+28.4
Carbon 3,603 55.8% 2,855 44.2% 6,458 D+11.6
Teton 2,442 40.5% 3,585 59.5% 6,027 R+19.0
Uinta 2,649 47.6% 2,917 52.4% 5,566 R+4.8
Goshen 2,040 39.3% 3,150 60.7% 5,190 R+21.4
Lincoln 2,223 45.9% 2,623 54.1% 4,846 R+8.3
Big Horn 2,030 43.6% 2,627 56.4% 4,657 R+12.8
Converse 2,016 46.3% 2,339 53.7% 4,355 R+7.4
Platte 1,905 47.9% 2,073 52.1% 3,978 R+4.2
Washakie 1,543 41.6% 2,167 58.4% 3,710 R+16.8
Johnson 1,056 37.4% 1,769 62.6% 2,825 R+25.2
Weston 1,019 36.4% 1,783 63.6% 2,802 R+27.3
Crook 737 28.8% 1,823 71.2% 2,560 R+42.4
Sublette 843 35.5% 1,530 64.5% 2,373 R+29.0
Hot Springs 1,118 48.2% 1,200 51.8% 2,318 R+3.5
Niobrara 497 39.7% 754 60.3% 1,251 R+20.5

Counties as they stood in 1988; some have since been split, merged or renamed. Margin: the Democrat's share of all votes minus the Republican's. Sources and how the results were checked.

Wyoming Senate elections we hold

YearWinnerMargin
2024 John Barrasso (R) R+51.0
2020 Cynthia M Lummis (R) R+46.1
2018 John Barrasso (R) R+36.9
2014 Mike Enzi (R) R+54.7
2012 John Barrasso (R) R+54.0
2008 Michael B. Enzi (R) R+51.4
2006 Craig L. Thomas (R) R+40.1
2002 Michael B. Enzi (R) R+45.9
2000 Craig Thomas (R) R+51.7
1996 Michael B. Enzi (R) R+11.9
1994 Craig Thomas (R) R+19.6
1990 Alan K. Simpson (R) R+27.9
1988 Malcolm Wallop (R) R+0.7
1984 Al Simpson (R) R+56.6
1982 Malcolm Wallop (R) R+13.3
1978 Alan Simpson (R) R+24.3
1976 Malcolm Wallop (R) R+9.2
1972 Clifford P. Hansen (R) R+42.6
1970 Gale McGee (D) D+11.6
1966 Clifford P. Hansen (R) R+3.6
1964 Gale McGee (D) D+8.0
1960 Keith Thomson (R) R+12.7
1958 Gale McGee (D) D+1.7
1954 Joseph O'Mahoney (D) D+3.1
1952 Frank A. Barrett (R) R+3.3
1948 Lester C. Hunt (D) D+14.2
1946 Joseph C. O'Mahoney (D) D+12.4
1942 Edward V. Robertson (R) R+9.2
1940 Joseph C. O'Mahoney (D) D+17.5
1936 Harry H. Schwartz (D) D+8.4
1934 Joseph C. O'Mahoney (D) D+13.7
1930 Robert D. Carey (R) R+18.1
1928 John B. Kendrick (D) D+7.4
1924 Francis E. Warren (R) R+10.0
1922 John B. Kendrick (D) D+14.5
1918 Francis E. Warren (R) R+15.5
1916 John B. Kendrick (D) D+6.0