2026 Elections · Wyoming

Wyoming Congressional Candidates 2026

See every declared 2026 U.S. House candidate across Wyoming's congressional districts, with FEC campaign finance.

Source:FECUpdated Oct 19, 2026Report a correction

Who is running for Congress in Wyoming in 2026?

Chuck Gray (Republican), Lisa Kinney (Democratic), Jeffrey Haggit (Constitution) and Shawn Johnson (Libertarian).

  • Chuck GrayRepublican✓ Verified
    $2.0M raised
    • Official FEC
    • Positions sourced
  • Lisa KinneyDemocratic✓ Verified
    $84K raised
    • Official FEC
    • Positions sourced
  • Jeffrey HaggitConstitution✓ Verified
    • Positions sourced
  • Shawn JohnsonLibertarian✓ Verified
    • Positions sourced

Where they stand

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Where they differ: Lisa Kinney focuses on rural healthcare and opposes illegal ICE detention camps, aiming to stop them and create bipartisan immigration legislation 13. Shawn Johnson advocates for proper funding of rural hospitals and seeks a replacement for the Affordable Care Act to reduce insurance costs 2. Jeffrey Haggit opposes data centers enabling Flock camera surveillance and digital ID systems, and also opposes property taxes, viewing land ownership as a core right 46. Chuck Gray opposes wind-energy subsidies and wants to end what he calls Obama-Biden subsidies for 'boondoggle' projects, favoring reliable energy instead 7.
AI-written comparison of the sourced entries below. Generated Oct 17, 2026.

Where the candidates stand, by issue
IssueChuck GrayRepublicanLisa KinneyDemocraticJeffrey HaggitConstitutionShawn JohnsonLibertarian
Economy & Jobs

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Kinney supports removing tariffs on everyday products, increasing American production, and introducing legislation to bring back Country of Origin labeling to help consumers and ranchers.

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Kinney wants to roll back new tariffs on Canada, calling the prior trade relationship a good program that was broken.

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Healthcare

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Kinney names healthcare, and rural healthcare specifically, among the issues she is most focused on addressing.

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Johnson wants rural hospitals properly funded and a replacement for the Affordable Care Act that brings down insurance costs.

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Where they differ on Healthcare: Lisa Kinney focuses on healthcare, particularly rural healthcare, as one of her main issues 1. Shawn Johnson advocates for proper funding of rural hospitals and seeks a replacement for the Affordable Care Act aimed at reducing insurance costs 2.
Immigration

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Kinney will work to stop illegal ICE detention camps and pursue bipartisan immigration reform legislation.

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Public Safety & Crime

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Kinney opposes illegal ICE detention camps and will work to stop them and create bipartisan immigration legislation that works for the country.

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Haggit opposes data centers' role in enabling Flock camera surveillance and digital ID systems.

ReportedSource ↗Verified Oct 8, 2026AI-written

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Where they differ on Public Safety & Crime: Lisa Kinney opposes illegal ICE detention camps and aims to stop them while working on bipartisan immigration legislation 1. Jeffrey Haggit opposes the role of data centers in enabling Flock camera surveillance and digital ID systems 2.
Abortion

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Taxes & Government Spending

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Kinney supports taxing the wealthy to improve services while lowering taxes for those making less than $100,000.

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Haggit opposes property taxes, calling land ownership a core right and objecting to taxing unrealized property-value gains.

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Where they differ on Taxes & Government Spending: Lisa Kinney supports taxing the wealthy to improve services while lowering taxes for those making less than $100,000 1. Jeffrey Haggit opposes property taxes, viewing land ownership as a core right and objecting to taxing unrealized property-value gains 2.
Energy & Environment

Gray opposes wind-energy subsidies and wants to end what he calls Obama-Biden subsidies for 'boondoggle' projects in favor of reliable energy.

ReportedSource ↗Verified Oct 8, 2026AI-written

Kinney plans to regulate data centers to protect water, energy costs, noise levels, and public health, proposing a moratorium for research and legislation to address these concerns.

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Kinney opposes selling or transferring Wyoming public lands and wants to work with ranchers and tourism interests to protect them.

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Haggit opposes large-scale data center development in Wyoming, citing strain on water and electricity.

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Where they differ on Energy & Environment: Chuck Gray opposes wind-energy subsidies and wants to end subsidies he calls "Obama-Biden subsidies" for what he terms 'boondoggle' projects, favoring reliable energy instead 1. Lisa Kinney plans to regulate data centers to protect water, energy costs, noise levels, and public health, proposing a moratorium for research and legislation on these issues 2. She also opposes selling or transferring Wyoming public lands and aims to work with ranchers and tourism interests to protect them 3. Jeffrey Haggit opposes large-scale data center development in Wyoming due to concerns about strain on water and electricity 4.
Foreign Policy & Defense

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Kinney wants to use the War Powers Act to end US involvement in the Iran conflict, saying that would bring prices down immediately.

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Johnson wants to end the war with Iran immediately, saying it has driven up global oil, fuel and food prices.

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Where they differ on Foreign Policy & Defense: Lisa Kinney wants to use the War Powers Act to end US involvement in the Iran conflict, stating that this action would bring prices down immediately 1. Shawn Johnson wants to end the war with Iran immediately, citing its impact on global oil, fuel, and food prices 2.

Common questions

When is the election?

The general election is on November 3, 2026.

How do the candidates differ on Healthcare?

Lisa Kinney focuses on healthcare, particularly rural healthcare, as one of her main issues. Shawn Johnson advocates for proper funding of rural hospitals and seeks a replacement for the Affordable Care Act aimed at reducing insurance costs.

How do the candidates differ on Public Safety & Crime?

Lisa Kinney opposes illegal ICE detention camps and aims to stop them while working on bipartisan immigration legislation. Jeffrey Haggit opposes the role of data centers in enabling Flock camera surveillance and digital ID systems.

How do the candidates differ on Taxes & Government Spending?

Lisa Kinney supports taxing the wealthy to improve services while lowering taxes for those making less than $100,000. Jeffrey Haggit opposes property taxes, viewing land ownership as a core right and objecting to taxing unrealized property-value gains.

How do the candidates differ on Energy & Environment?

Chuck Gray opposes wind-energy subsidies and wants to end subsidies he calls "Obama-Biden subsidies" for what he terms 'boondoggle' projects, favoring reliable energy instead. Lisa Kinney plans to regulate data centers to protect water, energy costs, noise levels, and public health, proposing a moratorium for research and legislation on these issues. She also opposes selling or transferring Wyoming public lands and aims to work with ranchers and tourism interests to protect them. Jeffrey Haggit opposes large-scale data center development in Wyoming due to concerns about strain on water and electricity.

How do the candidates differ on Foreign Policy & Defense?

Lisa Kinney wants to use the War Powers Act to end US involvement in the Iran conflict, stating that this action would bring prices down immediately. Shawn Johnson wants to end the war with Iran immediately, citing its impact on global oil, fuel, and food prices.