The Green Papers: Election 2000 
 
Republican PartyWyoming Republican
County Conventions: Friday, March 10, 2000
Convention: Saturday, May 6, 2000
Popular VoteDelegate Votes
Floor VoteHard Total
Bush, George W.          22.  100%      
McCain, John                   
Keyes, Alan                   
Uncommitted                22.  100%
Total          22.  100%   22.  100%
Voter Eligibility: Closed Caucus
Delegate Selection: Caucus/Convention

22 total delegates - 6 base at-large / 3 re: 1 congressional district / 13 bonus

Last modified Wednesday, August 2, 2000
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6 May 2000: 477 state convention delegates met today in Cheyenne today. A report in the Wyoming Tribune states that the 10 delegates selected today favor Bush. Wyoming's delegates are officially "not bound" so we have listed them as "Uncommitted" in the "Hard Total" and their Presidential Preference appears in the "Soft Unpledged" column.

10 March 2000: 12 of Wyoming's 22 delegates were selected at today's county conventions. 11 delegates favored Bush and 1 favored McCain. Wyoming's delegates are not officially bound to any candidate. Results of the Non-binding straw polls conducted at the 22 county conventions are: Bush 78%, McCain 10%, and Keyes 12% of the vote. Wyoming's delegates are officially "not bound" so we have listed them as "Uncommitted" in the "Hard Total" and their Presidential Preference appears in the "Soft Unpledged" column.


Friday 10 March 2000: Republican Party County Conventions meet in each county. Each County Convention chooses the county's delegates to the Wyoming State Republican Convention.

  • "The County Conventions choose 12 of Wyoming's 22 delegates to the Republican National Convention (though I am not yet sure exactly how this works, as Wyoming has 23 counties: obviously, the preferences of County Conventions in more than one county must somehow be combined to produce a single National Convention delegate from those counties). There is no formal system applied in the County Convention to relate the presidential preference of the Convention participants to the choice of either the county's delegates to the State Convention or the delegate(s) to the National Convention the County Convention is helping to choose. The participants at each County Convention alone determine if presidential preference is to be a factor in such choices and, if so, how it is to be applied."

Saturday 6 May 2000: The Wyoming State Republican Convention convenes 6 in Cheyenne. The State Convention chooses the remaining 10 of Wyoming's delegates to the Republican National Convention.

  • "Again, there is no formal system of allocating Wyoming's National Convention delegates to presidential contenders. The delegates to the State Convention alone determine if presidential preference is to be a factor and, if so, how it is to be applied to the choosing of the 10 National Convention delegates."


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