Wyoming judicial elections, 2012

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The Wyoming judicial elections consisted of the general election on November 6, 2012.

Wyoming judicial elections summary, 2012

Supreme Appellate Trial Total candidates 0   18 Unopposed candidates 0 Judges facing retention 0 18 Judges retained 0 18 Judges re-elected Judges not re-elected New judges elected Partisan or Nonpartisan   Retention

Circuit Courts

Third Circuit

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Judge	Incumbency	Retention vote	Retention Vote %
ForgeyDan Forgey   A	Yes	23,960	81.06%A
GreerMichael L. Greer   A	Yes	23,702	81.28%A

Sixth Circuit

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Judge	Incumbency	Retention vote	Retention Vote %
DollisonFred R. Dollison   A	Yes	16,652	79.26%A
TharpTerrill R. Tharp   A	Yes	16,868	78.65%A
BartlettWendy Bartlett   A	Yes	17,162	79.95%A

Seventh Circuit

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Judge	Incumbency	Retention vote	Retention Vote %
BrownH. Steven Brown   A	Yes	22,806	81.59%A
HuberMichael E. Huber   A	Yes	21,488	77.03%A

Ninth Circuit

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Judge	Incumbency	Retention vote	Retention Vote %
HawsCurt A. Haws   A	Yes	20,846	80.98%A
RaddaJames Radda   A	Yes	20,145	77.95%A
DenhardtRobert B. Denhardt   A	Yes	21,223	80.19%A

District Courts

Second District

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Judge	Incumbency	Retention vote	Retention Vote %
WaldripWade E. Waldrip   A	Yes	15,825	81.37%A

Sixth District

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Judge	Incumbency	Retention vote	Retention Vote %
DeeganMichael N. Deegan   A	Yes	17,672	80.51%A

Seventh District

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Judge	Incumbency	Retention vote	Retention Vote %
WilkingCatherine E. Wilking   A	Yes	21,507	81.14%A
ParkDavid B. Park   A	Yes	22,540	80.24%A

Eighth District

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Judge	Incumbency	Retention vote	Retention Vote %
KautzKeith G. Kautz   A	Yes	13,438	81.40%A

Ninth District

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Judge	Incumbency	Retention vote	Retention Vote %
DayTimothy C. Day   A	Yes	22,596	82.05%A

Ballot measure

Certified

The Wyoming District Court Commissioners Amendment, Constitutional Amendment C (2012) was a legislatively-referred constitutional amendment that appeared on the November 6, 2012 statewide ballot in Wyoming. Although it received a simple majority, The measure was defeated because it did not receive a majority of the total votes cast in the entire election.

The measure sought to allow district court commissioners to act even if the district court judge is present and even if the district court judge could properly hear the case.

The ballot text read:

“

The adoption of this amendment would expand the authority of district court commissioners. If the amendment is adopted, a district court commissioner could perform additional duties assigned by a district court judge, subject to any restrictions the legislature may impose by law.

”

The full text of the amendment is available here.

See also

• Wyoming judicial elections

External links

• Wyoming Secretary of State: Elections
• Wyoming Elections Division, 2012 Key Election Dates

References