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2020 Election Center

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GENERAL ELECTION

Mayoral Debate

Tuesday, September 29th the Greater Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce hosted mayoral candidates, Patrick Collins and Rick Coppinger.
Mayoral DebatePatrick Collins | Rick Coppinger
00:00 / 1:09:04

City Council Debate

Tuesday, October 13th the Greater Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce hosted city council candidates:
Ward I:  Miguel Reyes, Cameron Karajanis, Jeff White, Pete Laybourn 
Ward II: Bryan Cook,  Keren Meister-Emerich, Tom Segrave, Boyd Wiggam
Ward III: Michelle Aldrich,  Rocky Case
City Council Debate
00:00 / 1:41:08

PRIMARY ELECTION

Mayoral Debate

Tuesday, July 21st the Greater Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce hosted mayoral candidates, Patrick Collins, Rick Coppinger, and Marian Orr.
Mayoral DebatePatrick Collins | Rick Coppinger | Marian Orr
00:00 / 1:13:09

County Commissioner Debate

County Commissioner candidates Brian Lovett, Nathan Smith, Slade Raine, JC Manalo, Buck Holmes, Will Luna, Taft Love joined the Chamber for a debate on Tuesday, July 28th.
Commissioner DebateBrian Lovett | Nathan Smith | Slade Raine | JC Manalo | Buck Holmes | Will Luna | Taft Love
00:00 / 1:35:45

City Council Debate

City Council candidates Jeff White, Rocky Case, Cameron Karajanis, Pete Laybourn, Michelle Aldrich, Boyd Wiggam, Keren Meister-Emerich, Miguel Reyes, Tom Segrave, Bryan Cook joined the Chamber for a debate on Tuesday, August 11th.
City Council DebateJeff White | Rocky Case | Cameron Karajanis | Pete Laybourn | Michelle Aldrich | Boyd Wiggam | Keren Meister-Emerich | Tom Segrave | Bryan Cook | James Johnson | Richard Johnson
00:00 / 1:17:51

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Meet the 2020 Primary Election Candidates

The Greater Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce wants to support employers in educating their employees on candidates, special election items and issues and encourage their employees to exercise their right to vote. According to a Wyoming State Statute, businesses have to work with their employees to allow them time to go vote. "One Hour To Exercise Your Power" is a campaign to help employers effectively implement this statute and help to encourage their employees to be informed voters as well.

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