From Newsweek · · 1m 10s
Wyoming's GOP seat no longer safe
Wyoming's most Republican state is no longer considered safe for Republicans in House race.
In brief
Wyoming's most Republican state is no longer considered safe for Republicans in House race. Wyoming's sole House seat is no longer in Inside Elections' 'Solid Republican' category after forecasters noted Republican candidate Chuck Gray's unpopularity and Trump's low approval. Originally reported by Newsweek.
Wyoming's House seat status shift
Inside Elections moved Wyoming's at-large congressional district from 'Solid Republican' to 'Likely Republican' in its latest House ratings.
Republican candidate's unpopularity
Chuck Gray, Wyoming Secretary of State, is deeply unpopular statewide despite winning Republican primary with 25.3 percent of votes.
Democratic candidate's campaign focus
Lisa Kinney, Democratic nominee, started campaign because she loves Wyoming and wants change from Washington policies.
Trump's 2024 Wyoming vote share
Trump won 71.6 percent of Wyoming's 2024 vote, his largest margin in any state.
Prediction markets favor Gray
Kalshi and Polymarket both show Chuck Gray as clear favorite with 92.7 percent and 97 percent chance of winning.
Democratic campaign finances
Lisa Kinney's campaign received $17,946 and ended with $2,009.75 in cash on hand.
The short version
Wyoming's sole House seat is no longer in Inside Elections' 'Solid Republican' category after forecasters noted Republican candidate Chuck Gray's unpopularity and Trump's low approval.
