Cheney down but not out: Wyoming voters provide opportunity to claw back support
CHEYENNE, Wyoming — Liz Cheney’s vocal criticism of former President Donald Trump and her vote to impeach him cost her not only her leadership position as the No. 3 Republican in the House but has prompted a rush to challenge her in a primary in hopes of unseating the third-term congresswoman.
But the 2022 primary election is more than a year away, and even voters frustrated with the congresswoman indicate that they could support her again depending on how the rest of the race plays out.
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