Wyoming Representative Harriet Hageman (R) and former state Representative James Byrd (D) are expected to compete in the November election to succeed retiring Senator Cynthia Lummis (R-Wy.), as reported by Decision Desk HQ. Hageman announced her candidacy for the Senate in December, shortly after Lummis revealed her decision to retire from Congress.
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Hageman and Byrd to Compete for Senate Seat in Wyoming
Harriet Hageman and James Byrd are set to run against each other in the upcoming November election for the Senate seat being vacated by Cynthia Lummis in Wyoming. Hageman declared her candidacy shortly after Lummis announced her retirement.
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Hageman-Byrd matchup set to replace Lummis in Wyoming
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Hageman and Byrd to Compete for Senate Seat in Wyoming