Wyoming

Statewide elected officials and every seat in the Wyoming State Legislature. For Wyoming's members of Congress, see your representatives.

Statewide offices 3

Governor Mark Gordon (Republican)
Attorney General Keith G. Kautz (Republican)
Secretary of State Chuck Gray (Republican)

Senate 31 members · 31 seats

Chamber leaders (such as the speaker) aren't in our source yet; see the Wyoming State Legislature's website ↗.

District 1 Ogden Driskill (Republican)
District 2 Brian Boner (Republican)
District 3 Cheri Steinmetz (Republican)
District 4 Tara Nethercott (Republican)
District 5 Lynn Hutchings (Republican)
District 6 Taft Love (Republican)
District 7 Stephan Pappas (Republican)
District 8 Jared Olsen (Republican)
District 9 Chris Rothfuss (Democratic)
District 10 Gary Crum (Republican)
District 11 Larry Hicks (Republican)
District 12 John Kolb (Republican)
District 13 Stacy Jones (Republican)
District 14 Laura Pearson (Republican)
District 15 Wendy Schuler (Republican)
District 16 Dan Dockstader (Republican)
District 17 Mike Gierau (Democratic)
District 18 Tim French (Republican)
District 19 Dan Laursen (Republican)
District 20 Ed Cooper (Republican)
District 21 Bo Biteman (Republican)
District 22 Barry Crago (Republican)
District 23 Eric Barlow (Republican)
District 24 Troy McKeown (Republican)
District 25 Cale Case (Republican)
District 26 Tim Salazar (Republican)
District 27 Bill Landen (Republican)
District 28 Jim Anderson (Republican)
District 29 Bob Ide (Republican)
District 30 Charles Scott (Republican)
District 31 Evie Brennan (Republican)

House 62 members · 62 seats

Chamber leaders (such as the speaker) aren't in our source yet; see the Wyoming State Legislature's website ↗.

District 1 Chip Neiman (Republican)
District 2 J.D. Williams (Republican)
District 3 Abby Angelos (Republican)
District 4 Jeremy Haroldson (Republican)
District 5 Scott Smith (Republican)
District 6 Tomi Strock (Republican)
District 7 Bob Nicholas (Republican)
District 8 Steve Johnson (Republican)
District 9 Landon Brown (Republican)
District 10 Justin Fornstrom (Republican)
District 11 Jacob Wasserburger (Republican)
District 12 Clarence Styvar (Republican)
District 13 Ken Chestek (Democratic)
District 14 Trey Sherwood (Democratic)
District 15 Pam Thayer (Republican)
District 16 Mike Yin (Democratic)
District 17 J.T. Larson (Republican)
District 18 Scott Heiner (Republican)
District 19 Joe Webb (Republican)
District 20 Mike Schmid (Republican)
District 21 McKay Erickson (Republican)
District 22 Andrew Byron (Republican)
District 23 Liz Storer (Democratic)
District 24 Nina Webber (Republican)
District 25 Paul Hoeft (Republican)
District 26 Dalton Banks (Republican)
District 27 Martha Lawley (Republican)
District 28 John Winter (Republican)
District 29 Ken Pendergraft (Republican)
District 30 Tom Kelly (Republican)
District 31 John Bear (Republican)
District 32 Ken Clouston (Republican)
District 33 Ivan Posey (Democratic)
District 34 Pepper Ottman (Republican)
District 35 Tony Locke (Republican)
District 36 Art Washut (Republican)
District 37 Steve Harshman (Republican)
District 38 Jayme Lien (Republican)
District 39 Cody Wylie (Republican)
District 40 Marilyn Connolly (Republican)
District 41 Gary Brown (Republican)
District 42 Rob Geringer (Republican)
District 43 Ann Lucas (Republican)
District 44 Lee Filer (Republican)
District 45 Karlee Provenza (Democratic)
District 46 Ocean Andrew (Republican)
District 47 Bob Davis (Republican)
District 48 Darin McCann (Republican)
District 49 Bob Wharff (Republican)
District 50 Rachel Rodriguez-Williams (Republican)
District 51 Laurie Bratten (Republican)
District 52 Reuben Tarver (Republican)
District 53 Chris Knapp (Republican)
District 54 Lloyd Larsen (Republican)
District 55 Joel Guggenmos (Republican)
District 56 Elissa Campbell (Republican)
District 57 Julie Jarvis (Republican)
District 58 Bill Allemand (Republican)
District 59 J.R. Riggins (Republican)
District 60 Marlene Brady (Republican)
District 61 Daniel Singh (Republican)
District 62 Kevin Campbell (Republican)

Source: Open States (Plural Policy), checked Oct 28, 2026. Names link to each official's own page.