Wyoming: who should earn your vote for Congress in 2026

Opinion · The paper’s scorecard

Wyoming: every race for Congress on the 3 November 2026 ballot, and how the candidates measure up against our standards.

Sitting and former members are scored on the same key votes, read from the official House and Senate roll calls; each vote links to the record. Candidates who have never served in Congress have no votes to score, and outside the battlegrounds we have not researched them, so they are marked as not scored. Where only one candidate could be measured, the mark rates that record on its own; it is not a verdict on the opponent. How the marks work · All states

U.S. Senate R+23

✓ Meets our standards: Harriet Hageman

Cynthia Lummis (R): incumbent retiring.

James W. Byrd

Democrat

No congressional voting record; not scored

Meets our standards

Harriet Hageman

Republican

Scored on 20 key votes · total +6

✓Smaller government
✓Small business over giants
?Live and let live
✓Light touch on tech
~Free speech
✓No surveillance state
✗Home first, open trade
✓Checks on power
✓Right to bear arms
✓Hard on violent crime

With us (16)

Voted for the Limit, Save, Grow Act tying the 2023 debt-limit increase to spending cuts. Source
Voted for the 2025 package cancelling about $9 billion in approved spending. Source
Voted for a balanced-budget amendment to the Constitution. Source

Against us (4)

Voted for the 2024 law forcing TikTok's sale or ban. Source
Voted against ending the emergency behind the tariffs on Canada. Source
Voted against the September 2026 resolution directing U.S. forces out of hostilities with Iran. Source

At-large district R+23

No mark

Harriet Hageman (R): incumbent retiring to run for u.

Chuck Gray

Republican

No congressional voting record; not scored

Lisa Kinney

Democrat

No congressional voting record; not scored

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