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Editor's note: These results only reflect the contested races. Some of the state races need to factor in votes from other counties to determine the final winner. See the PDFs for the full election results.
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Polls open from 7:00AM to 7:00PM on Election Day, Nov. 8, 2016. The Sublette County Canvassing Board will meet Thursday, November 10, 2016, at 3:00PM in the Commissioners Meeting Room of the Sublette County Courthouse in Pinedale. All election results are unofficial until the Canvassing Board has certified the election. The County Canvass Board will be Colleen Martin - representing the Republican Party, Jacque Strike - representing the Democratic Party, and County Clerk Mary Lankford. This meeting is open to the public.

Election Results: (PDF)
Sublette County General ElectionSummary results
Sublette County General Election Precinct results
Pinedale Lodging tax

Highlights:
Pinedale Lodging Tax passes.
New Commissioners: Tom Noble, David Burnett, Mack Rawhouser
Rural Health Care Board: Wendy Bowman, Kathy Anderson
School District #9 Trustees: Bill Tanner, Bobby Hammer, Darby Hoffman
Still counting write-in votes for SCSD #1 Board
House District #20: Albert Sommers

Pinedale Lodging Tax:
For: 517
Against: 163
Total: 680
Registered Voters: 781
Turnout 87.07%

General Election – Sublette County, Wyoming
Registered Voters: 4,287
Ballots Cast: 4,418
Over 100% voter turn out
About 1,300 Absentee Ballots
Clerk’s office is still counting the write-in votes.

President & Vice President of the United States
Four Year Term
Donald J. Trump (R) – 3,409
Hillary Clinton (D) - 644
Gary Johnson (L) - 169
Jill Stein (I) - 28
"Rocky" Roque de la Fuente (I) - 13
Darrell Castle – 34
Write-In - 93

U.S. Representative
Two Year Term
(Note: Other county votes contribute to call the winner of this race.)
Liz Cheney (R) – 3,027
Ryan Greene (D) - 987
Lawrence Gerard Struemph (L) - 123
Daniel Clyde Cummings (C) - 169

State Senator District 14
Four Year Term
(Note: Other county votes contribute to call the winner of this race.)
Fred Baldwin (R) – 3,110
Charlotte Sedey (D) – 577

State Senator District 16
Four Year Term
(Note: Other county votes contribute to call the winner of this race.)
Dan Dockstader (R) – 331
Richard Kusaba (D) - 86

State Representative District 20
Two Year Term
Albert Sommers (R) – 3,268
Jeanne Brown (D) – 504

State Representative District 22
Two Year Term
(Note: Other county votes contribute to call the winner of this race.)
Marti Halverson (R) – 300
Marylee White (D) - 143

County Commissioner
Four Year Term
Vote for 3
Tom Noble (R) – 2,843
David Burnett (R) – 2,502
Mack Rawhouser (R) – 2,496
Kay Malkowski (I) – 1,042
Courtney J. Skinner (D) - 860
Kendra Cross (D) - 826
Tim Lingle (D) - 496

Rural Health Care District
Four Year Term
Vote for 2
Wendy Boman – 1,523
Kathy Anderson – 1,282
Michael Pompy – 1,264
Kristin Roork – 978
Mandy L. Norris - 927

School District #1 Board of Trustees
Four Year Term
At Large: (write-in)
Stacy Illoway - 407
Angela Goodrich - 395
Rural East: (write-in)
Marie McGuire - 356
Rural West: (write-in)
Clayton Olson - 240

School District #9 Board of Trustees
Four Year Term, Vote for 3
Bill Tanner - 448
Bobby Hammer - 448
Darby Hoffman - 419
Melanie Bennett - 369
Adam Linn - 280
Greg Clark - 244
Brian Knotts - 229
Ray Pape - 177
Brian Meador - 91
Dawn Marquaardt - 71

Conservation District Supervisor – At Large
Four Year Term – vote for 1
David Pape – 2,663
Craig J. Smith - 768

Constitutional Amendment A
For – 2,189
Against – 1,825

Retain Justice Catherine M. Fox?
Yes – 2,549
No – 1,062

Retain Justice William U. Hill?
Yes – 2,600
No - 887

Retain Justice Keith G. Kautz?
Yes – 2,511
No – 865

Retain Justice Tyler?
Yes – 2,727
No – 803

Retain Justice Young?
Yes – 2,469
No - 921

Retain Justice Robert D. Denhardt?
Yes – 2,489
No - 823

Retain Justice Curt Haws?
Yes – 2,866
No - 747

Retain Justice James Radda?
Yes – 2,442
No - 888