Liz Cheney claims victory in Wyoming primary for U.S. House seatCODY, Wyo. (Reuters) - Liz Cheney, former Vice President Dick Cheney’s eldest daughter, claimed victory late on Tuesday in Wyoming’s Republican primary race for the state’s lone U.S. House of Representatives seat. Unofficial early results by 10 p.m. (0400 GMT) showed Cheney with 26,363 votes in the nation’s least populous state. State Senator Leland Christensen was running a distant second, with almost 15,000 votes, while her six other Republican competitors each held fewer than 12,000 votes. “I’m honored by the trust Wyoming Republicans have placed in me to serve as our next Representative in Congress,” Cheney said in a statement. The Casper Star-Tribune newspaper called the race late on Tuesday night. Wyoming is a reliably red state, with the Republican primary winner all but assured of a general election victory in November. Cheney’s apparent victory comes two years after she launched an unsuccessful bid for a U.S. Senate seat that saw her withdraw from the race early. She drew criticism from some establishment Republicans two years ago when she ran against popular incumbent Senator Mike Enzi and was labeled a “carpetbagger” for having only recently established residency in Teton County, one of the country’s wealthiest zip codes, in a state widely populated by working-class miners, oil, and gas workers. She said a family health crisis prompted her to withdraw. Cheney, 49, is a lawyer who worked in the U.S. State Department while her father was vice president. Her campaign has received strong financial support from former high-ranking government officials, such as former Presidents George H.W. Bush and George W. Bush, former Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld and former White House political adviser Karl Rove. Cheney campaigned as a “strong conservative voice for Wyoming,” promising to protect the state’s pivotal coal industry, defend gun rights, and generally work “to reverse President Obama’s devastating policies.” politicsNews
liz henry claims victory wyoming primary house seatcody who reuters liz henry former vice president dick henry eldest daughter claimed victory late tuesday wyoming republican primary race state lone house representatives seat unofficial early results gt showed henry votes nation least populous state state senator lland christened running distant second almost votes six republican competitors held fewer votes i honored trust wyoming republicans placed serve next representative congress henry said statement the case newspaper called race late tuesday night wyoming reliably red state republican primary winner assured general election victory november henry apparent victory comes two years launched unsuccessful bid senate seat saw withdraw race early she drew criticism establishment republicans two years ago ran popular incumbent senator mike eni labeled carpetbagger recently established residency ten county one country wealthiest zip codes state widely populated miners oil gas workers she said family health crisis prompted withdraw henry lawyer worked state department father vice president her campaign received strong financial support former government officials former presidents george bush george bush former defense secretary donald rumsfeld former white house political adviser karl move henry campaigned strong conservative voice wyoming promising protect state pivotal coal industry defend gun rights generally work reverse president obama devastating politicsnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Liz Cheney claims victory in Wyoming primary for U.S. House seatCODY, Wyo. (Reuters) - Liz Cheney, former Vice President Dick Cheney’s eldest daughter, claimed victory late on Tuesday in Wyoming’s Republican primary race for the state’s lone U.S. House of Representatives seat. Unofficial early results by 10 p.m. (0400 GMT) showed Cheney with 26,363 votes in the nation’s least populous state. State Senator Leland Christensen was running a distant second, with almost 15,000 votes, while her six other Republican competitors each held fewer than 12,000 votes. “I’m honored by the trust Wyoming Republicans have placed in me to serve as our next Representative in Congress,” Cheney said in a statement. The Casper Star-Tribune newspaper called the race late on Tuesday night. Wyoming is a reliably red state, with the Republican primary winner all but assured of a general election victory in November. Cheney’s apparent victory comes two years after she launched an unsuccessful bid for a U.S. Senate seat that saw her withdraw from the race early. She drew criticism from some establishment Republicans two years ago when she ran against popular incumbent Senator Mike Enzi and was labeled a “carpetbagger” for having only recently established residency in Teton County, one of the country’s wealthiest zip codes, in a state widely populated by working-class miners, oil, and gas workers. She said a family health crisis prompted her to withdraw. Cheney, 49, is a lawyer who worked in the U.S. State Department while her father was vice president. Her campaign has received strong financial support from former high-ranking government officials, such as former Presidents George H.W. Bush and George W. Bush, former Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld and former White House political adviser Karl Rove. Cheney campaigned as a “strong conservative voice for Wyoming,” promising to protect the state’s pivotal coal industry, defend gun rights, and generally work “to reverse President Obama’s devastating policies.” politicsNews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: liz henry claims victory wyoming primary house seatcody who reuters liz henry former vice president dick henry eldest daughter claimed victory late tuesday wyoming republican primary race state lone house representatives seat unofficial early results gt showed henry votes nation least populous state state senator lland christened running distant second almost votes six republican competitors held fewer votes i honored trust wyoming republicans placed serve next representative congress henry said statement the case newspaper called race late tuesday night wyoming reliably red state republican primary winner assured general election victory november henry apparent victory comes two years launched unsuccessful bid senate seat saw withdraw race early she drew criticism establishment republicans two years ago ran popular incumbent senator mike eni labeled carpetbagger recently established residency ten county one country wealthiest zip codes state widely populated miners oil gas workers she said family health crisis prompted withdraw henry lawyer worked state department father vice president her campaign received strong financial support former government officials former presidents george bush george bush former defense secretary donald rumsfeld former white house political adviser karl move henry campaigned strong conservative voice wyoming promising protect state pivotal coal industry defend gun rights generally work reverse president obama devastating politicsnews