While it still figures to be an intense election season as campaigns roll into November, some people with political aspirations saw their bids come to a close Tuesday night as primary election results from Lincoln County poured into the Independent.

Those running for various town council seats will all move on to the general election on November 4.

With all precincts reporting, the various elections saw the following results:

Lincoln County Commissioner: (Top Republican and Democrat to advance to general election)

Kent Connelly (R) – 1,005

Stephen Mavy (R) – 378

Stanley Thompson Jr. (R) – 619

Ron Galloway (R) – 571

John Holick (D) – 446

U.S. Representative: (Top Democrat, Libertarian & Republican advance to general election)

Gary Trauner (D) – 549

Mark Gordon (R) – 857

Michael S. Holland (R) – 159

Cynthia Lummis (R) – 1,100

Bill Winney (R) – 362

United States Senator (Top Republican & Democrat advance)

Al Hamburg (D) – 254

Chris Rothfuss (D) – 261

Mike Enzi (R) – 2,494

United States Senator (Unexpired Term) *

Nick Carter (D) – 266

Keith B. Goodenough (D) – 268

John Barrasso (R) – 2,497

Alpine Town Council (2 year term)

Kevin Aznoe – 20

Bryant Brown – 34

Troy Johnson – 90

Alpine Town Council (4 year term)

Joshua Floyd – 44

Troy Greene – 31

Don Jorgensen – 48

Brad Lovett -31

Tyler Peterson – 48

Beau Taylor – 62

Afton Town Council

Winston Allred – 94

Kenn Belveal – 56

Alan Chadwick – 62

Jerry Goulding – 168

Rick Merritt – 96

David Parsons – 102

Hal Titensor – 132

Thayne Town Council

Bob King – 44

Lorell Woolley – 48

Star Valley Ranch Town Council

Kent Harker – 288

Lovell Hopper – 33

Ed Koch – 295

Andy Moffett – 140

Russ Storbo – 131

Wyoming House District 22 (Top Democrat & Republican advance)(Lincoln County Results only)

Jim Roscoe (D) – 31

Charles Stough (R) – 39

Donn Wooden (R) – 140

Wyoming House District 21 (Running Unopposed)

Robert McKim (R) – 1,481

Wyoming Senate District 16 (Running Unopposed)

Dan Dockstader (R) – 1,751

Lincoln County Sheriff (Running Unopposed)

M. Shane Johnson (R) – 2,364

(* refers to the fact that John Barrasso was appointed to his current seat by Governor Freudenthal after former Senator Craig Thomas passed away last year)