WYOMING

Your complete directory of Wyoming candidates for Governor, United State Senator and Congress in the current election cycle ... state political parties ... the official state election office ... and state news sources.

CANDIDATE DIRECTORY LEGEND:
Bold = Active Candidate
Italics = Potential Candidate
* = Incumbent
(Incumbent Party Listed First)

Filing Deadline (Primary): May 2010
Filing Deadline (Independents): August 2010
Primary: August 2010

This page was last updated on May 12, 2009

STATE CONSTITUTIONAL OFFICERS:

GOVERNOR:
Dave Freudenthal (D)* - (Campaign Site)
Paul Hickey (D) - Attorney, Ex-State Pipeline Authority Chair, '02 Candidate & Son of Ex-Gov. JJ Hickey
Mike Massie (D) - State Senate Minority Leader
Matt Mead (R) - Ex-US Attorney
Rita Meyer (R) - State Auditor, Ex-Gubernatorial Chief of Staff & Afghan War Veteran
Ron Micheli (R) - Ex-State Agriculture Director, Ex-State House Speaker Pro Tem & Rancher
Colin Simpson (R) - State House Speaker & Attorney

Next State Constitutional Officer Elections in 2010.

SECRETARY OF STATE:
Max Maxfield (R)* - (Campaign Site)

STATE AUDITOR:
Rita Meyer (R)* - (Campaign Site)

STATE TREASURER:
Joe Meyer (R)*

STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
Jim McBride (R)* - (Campaign Site)

U.S. SENATOR:

Mike Enzi (R)* - Next Election in 2014.

John Barrasso (R)* - Next Election in 2012.

U.S. CONGRESS:

At-Large:
Cynthia Lummis (R)*

STATE POLITICAL PARTIES:

Constitution Party of Wyoming
Wyoming Democratic Party
Wyoming Green Party
Wyoming Libertarian Party
Wyoming Republican Party

STATE ELECTION OFFICE:

Secretary of State's Office

STATE NEWS SOURCES:

Casper Star-Tribune
Cheyenne Wyoming Tribune-Eagle
Cody Enterprise
Douglas Budget
Gillette News-Record
GoWYLD.net
Jackson Network
Jackson Hole Guide
Jackson Hole News
Laramie Boomerang
Powell Tribune
Rock Springs Daily Rocket Miner
Sheridan Press
Star Valley Independent
Torrington Telegram
Yellowstone Net Newspaper

KGWC TV-14 (CBS - Casper)
KGWN TV-5 (CBS - Cheyenne)
KTWO TV-2 (NBC - Casper)
KUWR - Wyoming Public Radio

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