Biden chosen for Wyoming Democratic presidential caucus

CASPER (WNE) — Wyoming Democrats have overwhelmingly chosen President Joe Biden to be the Democratic nominee for president.
In preparation for the Democratic State Convention to be held on June 1 in Casper, each county held its own convention on Saturday to caucus for a preferred presidential candidate, elect delegates for the state convention and to adopt county platforms.
Biden won all but two of the Cowboy State’s 324 State Convention Delegates. David Michael Olscamp and Uncommitted each won one delegate.
Attendees across all 23 counties totaled 407 people — Sheridan County had the highest attendance with 58 people present while Lincoln County had no attendees.
Biden additionally secured 13 of the 17 National Convention Delegates.
In March, the Associated Press reported that Biden had clinched the nomination.