Lisa Kinney

“I spent 10 years in the Wyoming State Senate, serving two as Minority Leader, and was on the Education and Judiciary Committees. I'm a former librarian, attorney and financial advisor with AIG/VALIC Corebridge. I built a new library in Laramie, and as a volunteer raised funds for a new recreation center.”

“I am willing to work with parties and people with whom I disaggree. That is what legislation is about. While in the Wyoming State Senate, I felt like I had 29 spouses. We would fight on one issue and moments later agree heartily with the same person on a different issue.”

“I will fight for the people in Wyoming! A big challenge today is ensuring that our public lands remain ours. I plan to re-introduce HR 718 "Public Lands in Public Hands Act" which prevents unauthorized sale, disposal or transfer of BLM and forest lands.”

“Affordability should be the starting point: no one earning under $100,000 should be taxed into hardship while the ultra‑wealthy continue to benefit from policies written for them. In the years since massive tax cuts for the richest Americans, more billionaires have been created than ever before, yet regular people in Wyoming are struggling just to afford groceries, gas, and basic stability”

“They are asking for presidential endorsement. I am looking at what is going on in the world and how it affects Wyoming. All changes are not good, and we need to be prepared. If you recall the Industrial Revolution, the whole population had to change to survive. We are in the middle of a tech ‘revolution.’ Everything around us is revolving such as AI, cryptocurrency, diminishing work force, and energy to mention a few.”