The 2026 Wyoming House of Representatives election will be held on November 3, 2026, to elect members of the Wyoming Legislature for the 69th Wyoming Legislature. Partisan primaries will held on August 18, 2026. Part of the 2026 United States elections, the election will be held alongside races for state senate, U.S. House, and U.S. Senate.
In 2024, the Wyoming Freedom Caucus won enough primaries to gain control of the state house for the first time, and Democrats flipped a single seat in the legislature in the general election.
Summary by district † = incumbent who did not seek re-election Italics = non-incumbent Bold = district flipped from one party to the other District Incumbent Party Elected Senator Party 1st Chip Neiman Rep 2nd J. D. Williams Rep 3rd Abby Angelos Rep 4th Jeremy Haroldson Rep 5th Scott Smith Rep 6th Tomi Strock Rep 7th Bob Nicholas Rep 8th Steve Johnson Rep 9th Landon Brown Rep 10th Justin Fornstrom Rep 11th Jacob Wasserburger Rep 12th Clarence Styvar Rep 13th Ken Chestek Dem 14th Trey Sherwood Dem 15th Pam Thayer Rep 16th Mike Yin Dem 17th J.T. Larson Rep 18th Scott Heiner Rep 19th Joe Webb Rep 20th Mike Schmid Rep 21st McKay Erickson Rep 22nd Andrew Byron Rep 23rd Liz Storer Dem 24th Nina Webber Rep 25th Paul Hoeft Rep 26th Dalton Banks Rep 27th Martha Lawley Rep 28th John Winter Rep 29th Ken Pendergraft Rep 30th Tom Kelly Rep 31st John Bear Rep 32nd Ken Clouston Rep 33rd Ivan Posey Dem 34th Pepper Ottman Rep 35th Tony Locke Rep 36th Art Washut Rep 37th Steve Harshman Rep 38th Jayme Lien Rep 39th Cody Wylie Rep 40th Marilyn Connolly Rep 41st Gary Brown Rep 42nd Rob Geringer Rep 43rd Ann Lucas Rep 44th Lee Filer Rep 45th Karlee Provenza Dem 46th Ocean Andrew Rep 47th Bob Davis Rep 48th Darin McCann Rep 49th Robert Wharff Rep 50th Rachel Rodriguez-Williams Rep 51st Laurie Bratten Rep 52nd Reuben Tarver Rep 53rd Chris Knapp Rep 54th Lloyd Larsen Rep 55th Joel Guggenmos Rep 56th Elissa Campbell Rep 57th Julie Jarvis Rep 58th Bill Allemand Rep 59th J. R. Riggins Rep 60th Marlene Brady Rep 61st Daniel Singh Rep 62nd Kevin Campbell Rep
Background Both primary and general elections in the state use a plurality voting system to select candidates. Also known as first-past-the-post, a candidate only needs to win the most votes out of any candidate and does not need to attain an outright majority. Wyoming utilizes closed primaries, in which voters must be registered members of a political party to participate in a primary election. Voters have until 96 days before the primary to do so. Some Republican legislators have introduced a bill to create runoff elections for primaries, but has not succeeded.
Retirements Republicans District 1: Chip Neiman is retiring to run for state senate. District 3: Abby Angelos is retiring to run for state senate. District 5: Scott Smith is retiring to run for state treasurer. District 9: Landon Brown is retiring. District 11: Jacob Wasserburger is retiring. District 17: J.T. Larson is retiring. District 20: Mike Schmid is retiring. District 25: Paul Hoeft is retiring to run for state senate. District 28: John Winter is retiring. District 29: Ken Pendergraft is retiring to run for state senate. District 30: Tom Kelly is retiring to run for superintendent of public instruction. District 37: Steve Harshman is retiring to run for superintendent of public instruction. District 47: Bob Davis is retiring to run for state senate. District 30: Rachel Rodriguez-Williams is retiring to run for secretary of state. District 52: Reuben Tarver is retiring. District 55: Joel Guggenmos is retiring. District 61: Daniel Singh is retiring to run for state senate.
Incumbents defeated In primary elections Republicans District 8: Steve Johnson lost renomination to Luke Reiner. District 18: Scott Heiner lost renomination to Kenneth Roberts. District 19: Joe Webb lost renomination to Chad Stephens. District 24: Nina Webber lost renomination to Quin Blair. District 31: John Bear lost renomination to Douglas Moore. District 35: Tony Locke lost renomination to Christopher Dresang. District 38: Jayme Lien lost renomination to Rob Hendry. District 41: Gary Brown lost renomination to Erin Edwards. District 43: Ann Lucas lost renomination to Jessica Crowder. District 46: Ocean Andrew lost renomination to Cam Wright. District 48: Darin McCann lost renomination to James Wamsley. District 49: Robert Wharff lost renomination to David Walton. District 60: Marlene Brady lost renomination to Tony Niemiec.
Predictions SourceRankingAs of Sabato's Crystal Ball January 22, 2026
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District 1 In 2024, Republican Representative Chip Neiman won re-election to a third term.
Republican primary Candidates Declared Troy Claycomb, small business owner Zeta Anderson, Crook County GOP vice chair Declined Chip Neiman, incumbent representative (2021-present) (running for State Senate)/
District 2 In 2024, incumbent Republican Representative J. D. Williams won re-election to a second, non-consecutive term.
Republican primary Candidates Declared J. D. Williams, incumbent Representative
District 3 In 2024, incumbent Republican Representative Abby Angelos won re-election to a second term.
Republican primary Candidates Declared Anne Ziegenhorn, former candidate for Wright town council Earl Collier, land surveyor Declined Abby Angelos, incumbent Representative (running for state senate)
District 4 In 2024, incumbent Republican Representative Jeremy Haroldson won re-election to a third term.
Republican primary Candidates Declared Jeremy Haroldson, incumbent Representative
District 5 In 2024, incumbent Republican Representative Scott Smith won re-election to a second term.
Republican primary Candidates Declared Joe Speckner, lawyer Karen Weber Declined Scott Smith, incumbent Representative
District 6 In 2024, Republican Representative Tomi Strock won re-election to a twelfth term.
Republican primary Candidates Declared Jim Willox, Converse County commissioner (2007-present) Tomi Strock, incumbent Representative
District 7 In 2024, incumbent Republican Representative Bob Nicholas won re-election to an eighth term.
Republican primary Candidates Declared Bob Nicholas, incumbent Representative Deb Mutter Shamley, member of the Wyoming Public Charter Schools Association
Democratic primary Candidates Declared Gavin Lobmeyer, director of speakers at Cheyenne Young Professionals
District 8 In 2024, Republican Steve Johnson defeated incumbent Republican David Zwonitzer.
Republican primary Candidates Declared Steve Johnson, incumbent Representative Luke Reiner, former director of the Wyoming Department of Transportation (2019-2023)
Democratic primary Candidates Declared Brenda Lyttle, attorney
District 9 In 2024, incumbent Republican Representative Landon Brown won re-election to a fifth term.
Republican primary Candidates Declared Boyd Wiggam, attorney Exie Brown, veteran Declined Landon Brown, incumbent Representative
Democratic primary Candidates Declared Stephen Latham, former candidate for Cheyenne city council
District 10 In 2024, incumbent Republican Representative John Eklund Jr. won re-election to an eighth term. He died in 2025. He was succeeded by Justin Fornstrom
Republican primary Candidates Declared Justin Fornstrom, incumbent Representative Kelly Bates
District 11 In 2024, Republican Jacob Wasserburger won the election.
Republican primary Candidates Declared Dan McIntosh Paul Wing, veteran Declined Jacob Wasserburger, incumbent Representative
Democratic primary Candidates Declared Britney Tennant, animal welfare advocate
District 12 In 2024, incumbent Republican Representative Clarence Styvar won re-election to a fourth full term.
Republican primary Candidates Declared Clarence Styvar, incumbent Representative
District 13 In 2024, incumbent Democratic Representative Ken Chestek won re-election to a second term.
Democratic primary Candidates Declared Ken Chestek, incumbent Representative
Republican primary Candidates Declared Shane Swett, nominee for this district in 2024
District 14 In 2024, incumbent Democratic Representative Trey Sherwood won re-election to a third full term.
Democratic primary Candidates Declared Trey Sherwood, incumbent Representative
Republican primary Candidates Declared Emily Study, veterans' service officer
District 15 In 2024, Republican Pam Thayer won the election.
Republican primary Candidates Declared Pam Thayer, incumbent Representative
District 16 In 2024, incumbent Democratic Representative Mike Yin won re-election to a second full term.
Democratic primary Candidates Declared Mike Yin, incumbent Representative
District 17 In 2024, Republican Representative J.T. Larson won re-election to a second full term.
Republican primary Candidates Declared Elizabeth Bingham, chair of the Sweetwater County GOP Declined J.T. Larson, incumbent Representative
Democratic primary Candidates Declared Rah Reinholz, activist
District 18 In 2024, incumbent Republican Representative Scott Heiner won re-election to a third term.
Republican primary Candidates Declared Scott Heiner, incumbent Representative Kenneth Roberts, court clerk and former president of the Wyoming Game and Fish Commission (2022-2023)
District 19 In 2024, Republican Joe Webb defeated incumbent Republican Representative Jon Conrad in the primary.
Republican primary Candidates Declared Chad Stephens Joe Webb, incumbent Representative
District 20 In 2024, Republican Mike Schmid won the election.
Republican primary Candidates Declared Albert Sommers, member of the Wyoming House of Representatives (2013-2025) Bill Winney, veteran Matt McGinnis Declined Mike Schmid, incumbent Representative
District 21 In 2024, Republican McKay Erickson won the election.
Republican primary Candidates Declared McKay Erickson, incumbent Representative
District 22 In 2024, incumbent Republican Representative Andrew Byron won re-election to a second term.
Republican primary Candidates Declared Andrew Byron, incumbent Representative
District 23 In 2024, incumbent Democratic Representative Liz Storer won re-election to a second term.
Democratic primary Candidates Declared Liz Storer, incumbent Representative
Republican primary Candidates Declared Shannon Brennan, energy and environmental consultant
District 24 In 2024, incumbent Republican Representative Nina Webber won the election.
Republican primary Candidates Declared Nina Webber, incumbent Representative Quintin Blair, businessman
District 25 In 2024, incumbent Republican Representative Paul Hoeft defeated incumbent Representative and Speaker David Northrup .
Republican primary Candidates Declared John Wetzel, mayor of Powell Matthew Legler, veteran and policy analyst Declined Paul Hoeft, incumbent Representative (running for state senate)
District 26 In 2024, incumbent Republican Representative Dalton Banks won re-election to a second term.
Republican primary Candidates Declared Dalton Banks, incumbent Representative J. Addison Aagard
District 27 In 2024, incumbent Republican Representative Martha Lawley won re-election to a second term.