Races · Governor · 2018 · WY
Governor · open seat

Mary Throne vs Mark Gordon

Safe R · 1 polls · 0 markets Last poll 2744d ago Rating 1d ago
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All polls · 1 results

1 of 1 polls
EndPollsterWeightLeanSampleMoEPopTrust signalsResultsSource
11/4/2018Change Research0.61L(D+3.7)858unknown
historical bias D+3.7pt2744d old+1
  • historical bias D+3.7pt
    Across 18 historical scored polls the average error vs. actual margin is D+3.7pt — a measurable house effect.
  • 2744d old
    Poll was fielded 2744 days ago. Older polls reflect an earlier state of the race and are weighted down in the rolling average.
  • high variance vs editorial consensus
    Stdev of (poll − rater consensus) across 30 historical paired polls exceeds 8pt — this pollster's results swing widely relative to where the editors place the same races.
Mark Gordon 61.0 · Mary Throne 27.0 · Lawrence Struempf 4.0pollarch

Trust signals are deterministic flags computed from the pollster scorecard (track-record size, historical bias, aggregation weight) and the poll itself (sample size, population, age, citation availability). No interpretation; click any row to see the cited numbers behind each flag.

Endorsements

Source · Wikipedia · 70 total
Mark Gordon (R)
60 endorsements · source
Elected officials (51)
  • 2006 — Hunkins, Republican nominee for governor in 2006
  • Aaron Clausen — state representative [ 27 ]
  • Affie Ellis — state senator [ 26 ]
  • Alan Simpson — former U.S. senator (R-WY) [ 26 ]
  • Amy Edmonds — former state representative [ 26 ]
  • Bob Nicholas — state representative [ 27 ]
  • Bruce Burns — state senator [ 27 ]
  • Cale Case — state senator [ 27 ]
  • Charles Scott — state senator [ 33 ]
  • Charlie Kirk — founder and president of Turning Point USA [ 20 ]
  • Cheri Steinmetz — state representative [ 34 ]
  • Clark Stith — state representative [ 27 ]
  • Craig Thomas — wife of late Senator Craig Thomas (R-WY) [ 28 ]
  • Cynthia Lummis — former U.S. representative (R-WY) [ 26 ]
  • Dan Kirkbride — state representative [ 27 ]
  • Dan Zwonitzer — state representative [ 27 ]
  • David Northrup — state representative [ 27 ]
  • David Zwonitzer — former state representative [ 27 ]
  • Donald Burkhart — speaker pro tempore of the Wyoming House of Representatives [ 27 ]
  • Donald Trump — 45th president of the United States (2017–2021) [ 16 ]
  • Donald Trump Jr. — businessman and son of President Donald Trump [ 22 ]
  • Elaine Harvey — former state representative [ 27 ]
  • Eric Barlow — state representative [ 27 ]
  • Gregg Blikre — former state representative [ 27 ]
  • Hank Coe — state senator [ 27 ]
  • Jamie Flitner — state representative [ 27 ]
  • Jerry Obermueller — state representative [ 27 ]
  • Jim Anderson — state senator [ 27 ]
  • Landon Brown — state representative [ 27 ]
  • Lloyd Larsen — state representative [ 27 ]
  • Malcolm Wallop — wife of late Senator Malcolm Wallop (R-WY) [ 28 ]
  • Mark Baker — former state representative [ 17 ]
  • Mark Jennings — state representative [ 32 ]
  • Max Maxfield — former secretary of state of Wyoming and former state auditor [ 28 ]
  • Michael Von Flatern — state senator [ 27 ]
  • Mike Greear — state representative [ 27 ]
  • Mike Madden — state representative [ 27 ]
  • Nels J. Smith — former speaker of the Wyoming House of Representatives [ 27 ]
  • Pat Sweeney — state representative [ 27 ]
  • Rand Paul — U.S. senator (R-KY) [ 14 ]
  • Rick Santorum — former U.S. senator (R-PA) [ 15 ]
  • Ruth Petroff — former state representative [ 28 ]
  • Scott Clem — state representative [ 31 ]
  • Stan Cooper — former state senator [ 27 ]
  • Tom Lubnau — former speaker of the Wyoming House of Representatives [ 27 ]
  • Tom Walters — state representative [ 27 ]
  • Tyler Lindholm — state representative [ 29 ]
  • Wayne Johnson — former state senator [ 27 ]
  • [ 27 ] — ney, former state representative [ 27 ]
  • [ 28 ] — lloway, former state representative [ 28 ]
  • secretary of state of Wyoming — of state of Wyoming and former state superintendent of Public Instruction [ 27 ]
Newspapers (1)
  • Kimberly Guilfoyle — television news personality [ 18 ]
Organizations / unions (3)
  • Family Research Council — [ 23 ]
  • National Federation of Independent Business — [ 30 ]
  • Tea Party Patriots — [ 24 ]
Individuals / celebrities (1)
  • Chuck Norris — martial artist, actor, film producer and screenwriter [ 21 ]
Other (4)
  • Cynthia Cloud — state auditor [ 27 ]
  • Kyle Kashuv — school safety activist [ 19 ]
  • Rosie Berger — former majority leader of the Wyoming House of Representatives [ 27 ]
  • [ 25 ] — g Right to Life [ 25 ]
Mary Throne (D)
10 endorsements · source
Elected officials (5)
  • Andy Schwartz — state representative [ 50 ]
  • Chris Rothfuss — minority leader of the Wyoming Senate [ 51 ]
  • Julian Castro — former United States Secretary of Housing and Urban Development and former mayor of San Antonio, Texas [ 48 ]
  • Kathy Karpan — former Wyoming Secretary of State , 1994 Democratic nominee for Governor, and 1996 Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate [ 49 ]
  • Mike Gierau — state representative [ 50 ]
Newspapers (1)
  • Wyoming Tribune Eagle — [ 54 ]
Organizations / unions (1)
  • [ 53 ] — g Education Association [ 53 ]
Individuals / celebrities (2)
  • 2016 — Greene, author, businessman, and nominee for the U.S. House of Representatives in 2016 [ 51 ]
  • [ 50 ] — Babcock, Wyoming activist and founder/director of the Equipoise Fund [ 50 ]
Other (1)
  • [ 52 ] — r Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce [ 52 ]

Editorial ratings · poll-vs-rater

4 raters
Rater Rating Updated Poll D-marg. Rater marg. Δ poll−rater
The Cook Political Report Safe R Oct 26 -18.0
FiveThirtyEight Safe R Nov 5 -18.0
RealClearPolitics Safe R Nov 4 -18.0
Sabato's Crystal Ball Safe R Nov 5 -18.0

Δ POLL−RATER = polling-consensus margin minus the rater's implied bucket midpoint. Positive = polls more D than rater; negative = rater more D than polls. |Δ| < 0.6 well-aligned · 0.6–1.5 mild divergence · ≥1.5 contested call.

last poll 91 months ago (11/4/2018) last market quote rating computed 1 day ago
Rating history (1 change)
  • 5/6/2026 Safe R via pvi