Spoiler alert: Wyoming is Trump country.
According to the Associated Press, Trump easily won Wyoming’s three electoral votes by 70.4 percent, with a count total of 193,454 votes. The Biden/Harris ticket took just 26.8 percent, with a total of 73,445 votes.
Libertarian Jo Jorgensen attracted 2.1 percent, with 5,765 votes.
In Natrona County, Trump received 71.7 percent with a total of 25,267 votes. Biden took 24.2 percent.
Wyoming’s enthusiasm for Trump ranks even higher than the state’s fellow Trump-loving neighbors. The president snagged South Dakota with 61.8 percent, Montana with 56.9 percent, Nebraska with 58.8 percent, and Idaho with 63.9 percent.
As predicted, Colorado put Biden over the top with 55.1 percent, compared with Trump’s 42.3 percent.
In 2016, Trump won Wyoming with 67.4 percent of the vote. Traditionally conservative, the state hasn’t voted for a Democratic president since Lyndon B. Johnson in 1964.
