AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoU.S. Senate race: Seven candidates are seeking Wyoming’s open U.S. Senate seat after Cynthia Lummis announced she won’t run again, setting up a crowded GOP field for the 2026 election. U.S. House primary: The GOP and Democratic nominations for Wyoming’s lone House seat are both tightly contested, with 10 Republicans and two Democrats filing. Statehouse races: Two Republicans are running for House District 51, with incumbent Laurie Bratten facing Susan Bigelow in the primary. Cheyenne Frontier Days: CFD kicks off with a new Morning Star American Indian Village and a full slate of parades, rodeo, and concerts—plus a no-drone enforcement push during the event. Wildlife & federal policy: The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service finalized downlisting the razorback sucker, while federal grizzly management is shifting toward states with a new public comment period. Public safety: WYDOT is reminding drivers and pedestrians to use crosswalks as summer traffic ramps up. Health: Over 700,000 Pillsbury rolls are recalled in multiple states, including Wyoming, due to possible glass contamination.
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