U.S. House

With the primary registration now closed, the political landscape in Wyoming is heating up. Who are the names to watch in this election season?

In a race heating up for the U.S. House, Chuck Gray is stepping up, armed with a track record and a few pointed critiques.

As the race heats up for Wyoming's congressional seat, Chuck Gray is stepping into the spotlight with some powerful allies.

Wyoming congresswoman Harriet Hageman on Tuesday voted against removing Kevin McCarthy as speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives. After the vote, she issued the following statement: "There are far too many pressing concerns facing this nation for Congress to be pulled into such a selfserving stunt as one member is selfishly trying to torpedo the business of the House...

Despite that vote, Cheney sounded defiant in her opposition to former President Donald Trump and his claims that the 2020 presidential election was stolen from him.

Smith is the former head of the Laramie County Republican Party and served as state chair of the Foster Friess gubernatorial campaign in 2018.

Many Republican leaders, including House Speaker Paul Ryan, have denounced the proposed tariffs.

The legislation would also ease restrictions on carrying firearms on federal lands including national parks and wildlife refuges, per the statement.

Wyoming congressional candidate Ryan Greene says as a Democrat he has more in common with former Wyoming governors Dave Freudenthal and Mike Sullivan than he does with Hillary Clinton.

"This two-party system is crazy," Struempf adds.

Greene emphasizes that Wyomingites, with just one representative in the U.S. House, have to be realistic about what they can and can't get done in Congress. But he says that doesn't mean there isn't a lot of work to be done.

Wyoming Sen. Leland Christensen (R-Teton), had a few words for his supporters Tuesday night as Liz Cheney ran away with the republican primary election in the race for Wyoming's seat in the U.S. House of Representatives.