Laramie County votes to retain all judges, according to unofficial county results
CHEYENNE – On Tuesday, voters chose to retain all four sitting judges that were up for retention votes in Wyoming’s First Judicial District, which covers Laramie County. Two Wyoming Supreme Court justices and the state's Chancery Court judge were also retained in statewide balloting. In the unofficial Laramie County election results, Robin Cooley received 20,827 “yes” votes and 7,286 “no” votes to remain a district court judge. Nathaniel Hibben maintained his role as a district court judge, as well, receiving 20,843 “yes” votes and 7,074 “no” votes. Circuit Court Judge Timothy Forwood received a total of 21,318 "yes" votes and 6,649 "no" votes in the unofficial results. His colleague on the local bench, Sean Chambers, received 20,969 “yes” votes and 6,938 "no" votes. Supreme Court Justice Bridget Hill was retained in statewide voting, with 109,564 "yes" votes and 34,430 "no" votes. Fellow Justice Robert Jarosh, received 107,303 "yes" votes and 34,947 "no" votes. There were 20,751 votes of support for Hill in Laramie County, compared to 7,507 in opposition, and 20,647 for and 7602 against Jarosh. Chancery Court Judge Ben Burningham was also retained in statewide voting, with 108,599 supporting his retention and 31,836 opposed. In Laramie County, he had
