Will voters split Wyoming’s Republican race for governor?

Wyoming's Republican gubernatorial race is heating up with potential for a split vote in the primary election, which could have major implications for the general election in November. If no candidate secures a majority, it could lead to a runoff, complicating the path to the governorship and possibly leaving the party's nominee less unified heading into the final election. This scenario matters because the primary victor is widely expected to win the general election, so a split could weaken the eventual candidate’s standing and message going forward.