Preamble
A Wyoming where every person lives with dignity, opportunity, justice, and a voice in our shared future.
Equality, Civil Rights & Justice
Equal rights, safe communities, and fair treatment for all—free from discrimination, violence, and systemic injustice.
Government Practices
Transparent, ethical, accountable government that serves people, not private interests.
Voting & Elections
Fair, accessible elections that empower every voter and strengthen our democracy.
Healthcare
Healthcare, as a universal human right, is affordable, accessible, and protected for every Wyomingite, including reproductive, substance abuse disorder, and mental health care.
Education, Arts & Culture
Strong public schools, libraries, media, academic freedom, vibrant arts and humanities for a thriving, informed community.
Economy, Employment & Taxes
Good jobs, fair wages, worker rights, and a balanced tax system that supports families and communities.
Public Lands, Conservation, Agriculture & Environment
Protecting Wyoming’s lands, water, wildlife, and climate while supporting sustainable agriculture and clean energy.
Native American Relations
Respectful partnerships that honor Tribal sovereignty, culture, safety, and economic opportunity.
Immigration
Humane, efficient, family‑centered immigration policies that reflect our nation’s values and history.
International Affairs
Diplomacy, human rights, and responsible global engagement that promote peace and shared prosperity.
Resolutions
State Trust Lands-
Resolved: That the criteria used in management of state trust land be modified to give equal priority to the intangible values of the land rather than only monetary considerations
Sec 3 Voting and Elections-
Resolved: That Wyoming Democrats work to overturn the Citizens United decision through passage of a Constitutional Amendment.
Election Violation-
Resolved: Wyoming Democrats support an open and transparent investigation of Wyoming Secretary of State Chuck Gray’s actions in releasing confidential unredacted voter records to the U.S. Department of Justice as a possible violation of Wyoming state election law under Wyoming statute 22-2-113(d).