seat) Town Kaycee Unincorporated communities Hazelton Linch Saddlestring Sussex Government and infrastructure Johnson County voters are reliably Republican. Since Wyoming statehood, the voters of this county have selected the Democratic Party candidate in only three national elections: William Jennings Bryan in 1896; Woodrow Wilson in 1912 by two votes and with only 37.5 percent of the total vote (due to Roosevelt's independent run that year); and Franklin D. Roosevelt by seventy votes in his 1932 landslide. FDR did not carry the county in his re-election campaigns; in 1936 Johnson was Alf Landon’s second-best county in the Western United States behind Rio Blanco County, Colorado. In the 1964 Democratic landslide it was Barry Goldwater’s best county in Wyoming, and second-best in the West behind Utah’s traditional banner Republican county of Kane. The Wyoming Department of Health Veteran's Home of Wyoming, an assisted living facility for veterans and their dependents, is in Buffalo. The Wyoming Board of Charities and Reform operated the facility until the agency was dissolved as a result of a state constitutional amendment passed in November 1990. See also National Register of Historic Places listings in Johnson County, Wyoming Wyoming List of cities and towns in Wyoming List of counties in Wyoming Wyoming statistical areas References External links Buffalo, Wyoming Chamber of Commerce Website 1881 establishments in Wyoming Territory Populated places established in 1881