AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoElection 2026: Wyoming’s U.S. House race was downgraded to “Likely Republican,” with forecasters citing Republican nominee Chuck Gray’s unpopularity; Democrat Lisa Kinney and two third-party candidates debated, while Gray skipped the forum. Candidate Rules: A federal judge dismissed Cheyenne resident Victor Miller’s bid to run an AI bot for Senate, saying Wyoming law requires candidates to be human. Ballot Stakes: Voters will decide a property-tax measure as Gov. Mark Gordon and others warn it could sharply cut local fire budgets. State Government: The Wyoming Business Council CEO is stepping down amid agency reform efforts, with the board declining to explain the resignation. Energy: Gov. Mark Gordon joined Utah and Idaho’s governors for a tour of TerraPower’s Natrium nuclear plant site near Kemmerer, where construction is underway.
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