Story from the Associated Press:

The former Massachusetts governor won seven delegates, former Tennessee Sen. Fred Thompson got two and California Rep. Duncan Hunter won one, meaning no other candidate could beat Romney. Caucuses were still being held to decide all 12 delegates at stake.

The Associated Press is reporting:

The former Massachusetts governor gained the first two delegates from Laramie and Albany counties in southeastern Wyoming. Romney was expected to do well in the western part of the state where more members of his Mormon faith reside. Results were expected throughout the day.

Just a reminder that Wyoming will hold its Caucus tomorrow and select its 12 delegates to the party convention. Almost no one is paying attention to the state and only Mitt Romney, Fred Thompson and Rep. Duncan Hunter have visited since September.

There is almost no current indication how the vote will go but you can check out caucus rules for the state.