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Governor
Governor, Wyoming
November 3, 2026 · 8 statements · 2026.09.23-802a7afa
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Candidates
Eric Barlow
Republican
Sourced positions on 6 of 8
Kenneth Casner
Democratic
Sourced positions on 0 of 8
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Rebecca BextelOther partyNot researched: below our published threshold
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State statements
TaxesNo. 1/8
Wyoming should exempt half the assessed value of primary homes from property taxes.
Background
Proposition 1 on the November 2026 ballot would exempt 50% of a qualifying home's assessed value from property taxes. Local governments, schools and other services funded by property taxes would collect less revenue.
Wyoming should create a state personal income tax.
Background
Wyoming is one of a few states with no personal income tax and relies heavily on mineral, sales and property taxes. A new income tax would require an act of the Legislature.
Wyoming should expand Medicaid to cover adults earning up to 138% of the federal poverty level.
Background
Wyoming is one of about ten states that have not adopted the Affordable Care Act's Medicaid expansion. Expansion would cover more low-income adults, with the federal government paying most of the cost.
Wyoming should amend its constitution to allow the state to ban most abortions.
Background
In January 2026 the Wyoming Supreme Court struck down the state's abortion bans under a 2012 constitutional amendment on health care decisions. A new amendment approved by voters would be needed for a ban to take effect.
Wyoming should fund education savings accounts that families can use for private school tuition.
Background
A 2025 state law created the Steamboat Legacy Scholarship, offering up to $7,000 per student for private school and other education costs. The program has faced a legal challenge in state court.
Wyoming should increase state funding for K-12 public schools.
Background
Wyoming funds public schools through a state formula that lawmakers adjust periodically, supported largely by mineral revenue and property taxes. This would raise the amount the formula provides to districts.
Wyoming should keep requiring proof of U.S. citizenship to register to vote.
Background
A 2025 state law requires people to show proof of citizenship and residency when they register to vote. Before that law, applicants attested to their citizenship under penalty of law.
Wyoming should keep allowing concealed guns in public schools and government meetings.
Background
A 2025 law repealed most of Wyoming's gun-free zones, allowing concealed carry in places such as public schools, colleges and government meetings. Reversing it would restore limits on carrying guns in those places.