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Cheyenne, WY – I am humbled that Wyoming voters have spoken so persuasively.  The votes are counted and I am thankful to receive the people of Wyoming’s support. I look forward to continuing to serve ...

GILLETTE, Wyo. — On Thursday, Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon stated that Wyoming will not require children to receive the COVID-19 vaccine before attending school.  The tweet, posted on the governor’s page on Oct. 20, was ...

Hydrogen is getting some attention in Wyoming.  A new initiative by Williams, an energy company that handles about a third of the natural gas in America, is researching into producing hydrogen production as a clean ...

Gov. Mark Gordon has won the Republican nomination for reelection in Wyoming. He beat out challengers Brent Bien and Rex Rammell for the win. Gordon raised far more money than his challengers in the race. ...

Endorsement Statement from Governor Kristi Noem (R/SD) “Over the last few years, it has become more obvious than ever that leadership has consequences. Thankfully, Wyoming has a solid leader at the helm in Mark Gordon. ...

“Mark has led our state through the worst pandemic in a century with kindness and the common sense leadership we expect from our Wyoming leaders.”

Governor Mark Gordon spoke on Glenn Woods’s morning show “Wake up Wyoming,” about oil and gas production and suicide prevention in Wyoming.

After 15 months of ignoring a court order, the Biden Administration recently announced the long-overdue resumption of federal oil and gas lease sales – at a greatly reduced scale.

“I’m very proud that we stood up for people’s liberties.” – Mark Gordon

Wyoming needs a domestic source of uranium to supply a proposed nuclear reactor near Kemmerer, Gov. Mark Gordon said Monday.

“We are strong because of our character, resilient because of our nature and optimistic because Wyoming people are doers. I believe there is an undeniable momentum in Wyoming these days.” – Mark Gordon

Last month, Gordon signed HB1002, which prohibits state and local public entities from enforcing a federal mandate. However, it would not take effect until a federal court, in response to legal action, blocks the mandate.

“He’s been dealt a very difficult hand with the pandemic and budget crisis and he still stayed in touch with the voters,” True told Cowboy State Daily.

Gov. Mark Gordon is proposing a two-year budget for Wyoming that will reduce state spending by about $500 million while setting aside money for future financial woes.