CHEYENNE, WY – Americans for Prosperity-Wyoming (AFP-WY) announced its endorsement of five additional candidates for the state House and Senate on Monday, including four non-incumbents.
Through its endorsement of over a dozen non-incumbents for the 2026 election to date, AFP-WY aims to help elect principled newcomers who will bring new energy and fresh ideas to the state Capitol and work to make Wyoming the freest state in the Union.
AFP-WY State Director Tyler Lindholm gave the following statement:
“Wyoming is lucky to have so many outstanding first-time candidates and returning policy champions running for the state legislature this year. AFP-WY is proud to stand behind them and eager to work alongside them after Election Day to grow prosperity and liberty in the Cowboy State.”
Endorsed candidates:
Sen. Evie Brennan (SD-31) Sen. Brennan is an AFP-WY policy champion who has cosponsored key legislation to expand education freedom and lower health care costs during her four years in office. She is exactly the kind of dependable, principled and hardworking leader that will keep Wyoming on the path to growth and prosperity.
Erin Edwards (HD-41) Erin Edwards is a lifelong public servant and prominent community leader who is eager to work on education reform to expand school choice and parental rights. She is strongly supportive of AFP’s efforts to cut unnecessary regulatory burdens that stifle efficiency and economic progress in the Cowboy State.
Jessica Crowder (HD-43) As professional rancher and business owner with a background in agricultural and resource policy, Jessica Crowder is poised to become a highly effective member of the House on day one. She is a strong voice for fiscal responsibility, education reform and smart deregulation.
Ronda Boller (HD-52) Boller is a nurse respected local leader who will be a reliable policy partner on health care reforms. She is also a small business owner who understands the need to remove outdated regulations that stifle entrepreneurship.
Rep. JR Riggins (HD-59) JR Riggins quickly established himself as a leader in the House during his first term through his crucial work to expand education freedom in Wyoming. He is a fiscal conservative and tax hawk who will help Wyoming families keep more of their hard-earned dollars.
