Not Many People but Plenty Of Heart

Wyoming is the least populated U.S. state with just over 560,000 folks living here - roughly the same size as the city of Modesto, California. We like it that way - nobody lives here who doesn't appreciate a little elbow room. It also benefits us politically: a Wyoming voter is 5x more powerful than the average U.S. voter and 30x more powerful than a voter in California, based on our share of members of Congress and votes in the Electoral College. It's high time the rest of the country started paying attention to what goes on here.

Wyoming Has:

Did You Know that 60k Votes Could Flip Wyoming?

In any other state, an election that close would be called a tossup. People should be falling all over themselves to come and campaign here, to make promises to the people of Wyoming, and to work for your vote. Do you know how many times either presidential candidate came to Wyoming in 2016? None. Both parties write off the result here as a done deal, not even worth the effort. Let's change that.

Wyoming is back at square one

Our state's economy is stalled once again. We're facing the worst budget shortfalls in recent memory: a billion-dollar deficit. $100 million has been cut from education in Wyoming over the last three years. Mental and physical health services that are so important to our industrial workforce have been slashed. Funding to fix our roads & bridges, the lifeblood of this vast rural state, is on the chopping block. The Republican party has failed Wyoming.

Donald Trump seems to only care about coal miners in West Virginia. The Republican-dominated state legislature has refused federal government dollars to expand Medicaid for four years now, meaning $500 million of your tax dollars have gone to other states instead. And now the national GOP thinks this is a place where their billionaire mega-donors can buy an easy House seat or governorship.

It's time for us to make a better choice.