1980 general · November 4, 1980

1980 Wyoming House of Representatives election results, district by district

Every Wyoming House of Representatives district in the 1980 general election: winners, margins, unopposed seats and seats that changed party.

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Seats after the election

Republicans controlled the chamber · 62 seats

After the electionD 23 · R 39
Races23
Changed party0
Unopposed26%6 races
Incumbents defeated4

Every district

D 23 · R 39

RaceWinnerWon byNotes
HD-ALBANYBob J. Burnett · Patti Macmillan · T. Larson · Sheila Arnold · Matilda Hansen (REP)3.1
HD-BIGHORNMark N. Sorensen · Grant L. Sanders (R)15.2
HD-CAMPBELLTom Getter · Dick Wallis (R)12.2Incumbent lost
HD-CARBONGeorge R. Salisbury · Thomas Elton Trowbridge · B. G. Michie (D)9.4
HD-CONVERSEWilliam Rory Cross (R)61.1
HD-CROOKMarlene Simons (R)47.3
HD-FREMONTJohn P. Vinich · Frank Dusl · Scott Ratliff · Mary Odde · Harry B. Tipton (DEM)0.1Incumbent lost
HD-GOSHENDouglas W. Chamberlain · Donald B. Scott (REP)2.3
HD-HOTSPRINGSStanford S. Smith (R)Unopposed
HD-JOHNSONJohn P. Marton (R)40.4
HD-LARAMIEAlvin Wiederspahn · Harriett Elizabeth Byrd · Elizabeth Phelan · Cynthia M. Lummis · Ellen Crowley · Bill McIlvain · Walter Urbigkit · Dean Prosser Jr. · Mary K. Schwope · William C. Edwards · Ken Burns (DEM)0.0Incumbent lost
HD-LINCOLNAlan Stauffer · Wilford N. Hemmert (R)2.8
HD-NATRONANyla Murphy · Charles Scott · Russ Donley · Quincy L. Tarter · Patrick H. Meenan · Jack Sidi · Esther Eskens · Edward P. McCarthy · William S. Curry · Joe Stewart (REP)0.3
HD-NIOBRARARussell Thompson (R)Unopposed
HD-PARKPeg Shreve · John Winninger · Tom Jones (R)Unopposed
HD-PLATTEDoug Bryant (D)21.0
HD-SHERIDANTom Kinnison · Peter K. Simpson · Carleton F. Perry (R)3.1
HD-SUBLETTEDan S. Budd (R)Unopposed
HD-SWEETWATERAnn Strand · James E. Roth · Jack Pugh (D)1.7Incumbent lost
HD-TETONH. L. Jensen (D)21.2
HD-UINTARon Micheli (R)30.3
HD-WASHAKIEDavid H. Asay (R)Unopposed
HD-WESTONDon Thorson (R)Unopposed

Wyoming House of Representatives

Results are each source's final count; margins are the winner's lead over the runner-up in points of the vote. Source: Harvard Dataverse / Carl Klarner