Jeremy Haroldson
Representative · House District 04 · Republican
Official wyoleg.gov page ↗Results through Mar 11, 2026, the last voting day of the 2026 session
Today’s numbers as of Mar 11, 2026
Rank by voting day
Both lines use the same 1–93 scale (1 is the most conservative). The solid line is rank among all 93 legislators; the dashed line is rank in the House (62 members). Shading is the final 2026 bands, from natural breaks in the scores of all 93 (the same bands on every profile and on the published reports).
- Rank among all 93
- Rank in the House
- Conservative 1–37
- Moderate 38–79
- Liberal 80–93
Combined rank started at #31 on Feb 9 and ended at #30. House rank started at #30 on Feb 9 and ended at #30. Each dot is a voting day of either chamber; the House line holds steady on days only the other chamber voted.
Biggest swings the 3 votes with the most effect this session
- Feb 9HB0105 K-12 school facilities appropriations-2Introduced and referred to AppropriationsAye▼ Down
- Feb 10HB0105 K-12 school facilities appropriations-2Appropriations committee: amend and do passAye▼ Down
- Feb 13HB0105 K-12 school facilities appropriations-23rd reading, passedAye▼ Down
Views and News
Published views and news, newest first. Wording in quotation marks is from the linked source.
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After Rough Election, National Freedom Caucus Still Funding State Director In Wyoming
The paper reports that Speaker Pro Tem Haroldson remains in House leadership after no primary opponent, and that he is vying for majority floor leader.
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What cost the Wyoming Freedom Caucus its power?
Haroldson, who ran unopposed, told WyoFile, “I had a sinking feeling it may go poorly,” for the caucus in the primary.
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House District 4: Haroldson Easily Reelected, Gets 76% Of Platte County Vote
“The reality is, people want to know they can trust their election system,” he told Cowboy State Daily. “The current system has some flaws.”
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