CONSTITUTION PARTY OF WYOMING'S

Riverton resident Marissa Selvig received the Constitution Party of Wyoming’s nomination for the state’s sole seat in the U.S. House of Representatives April 2 at the party’s state convention in Evanston.

“I am beyond excited that it is finally official,” Selvig said of receiving the nod. “I am even more excited for the voters of Wyoming to have a real, constitutional choice in this race.”

The race for Wyoming’s U.S. House seat has already seen much contention, as scores of Republican hopefuls created a crowded field trying to unseat incumbent Liz Cheney following her vote to impeach President Donald Trump in 2021, a week before his term expired.

With only empty promises and the likelihood of more of the same Washington, D.C., “swamp filling” from any successful Republican challenger to Cheney, Selvig and the Constitution Party of Wyoming offer the state’s voters an opportunity to support a return to the Constitutional principles that built the nation.

“It is long past time our elected officials uphold their oath to uphold and defend the Constitution with integrity and honesty,” Selvig asserted. “That is exactly what I intend to do should I be elected in November.”

Constitution Party of Wyoming Chairman Jeff Haggit echoed Selvig’s enthusiasm for what will likely prove a fateful election for the state and the country.

“Marissa is passionate about her faith and the belief that adhering to her oath of office is of utmost importance,” Haggit said. “She will make a great congresswoman.”

Learn more about Marissa at SelvigForCongress.com

RESOLUTION OPPOSING ORDER NO. 14008

The Constitution Party of Wyoming adopted a resolution at its state convention in Evanston April 2 opposing the implementation of Presidential Executive Order No. 14008 — "Tackling the Climate Crisis at Home and Abroad."

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