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Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon will step down as his term limit is reached, opening the governorship for the upcoming midterm elections.
Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon will step down from office because he has reached his term limit. This move leaves the governorship open for the upcoming midterm elections as part of a long list of statewide offices that will be up for grabs this year. The transition occurs as Wyoming prepares for a general election cycle where voters will select a new leader for the state. The administration announced that the expected vote count is an estimate based on early voting data and information provided by county election officials. These projections are updated as new information is gathered from the Associated Press and the NBC News Decision Desk.