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By the People, for the People
Ann Lucas Announces Bid for Second Term in Wyoming House
Republican lawmaker touts work on election integrity, pro-life bills in campaign announcement
Apr. 9, 2026 at 8:55pm
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The Wyoming state capitol in Cheyenne, where Representative Ann Lucas is campaigning for a second term focused on conservative priorities like election integrity and abortion restrictions.Laramie TodayAnn Lucas, a Republican member of the Wyoming House of Representatives, has announced her campaign for a second term representing House District 43. Lucas, who was first elected in 2024, highlighted her legislative accomplishments on issues like election integrity, sexually explicit materials in libraries, and abortion restrictions.
Why it matters
Lucas is a member of the conservative Wyoming Freedom Caucus, and her reelection bid could impact the balance of power in the state legislature. Her focus on 'election integrity' and social issues reflects the priorities of the Republican base in Wyoming, a deeply conservative state.
The details
In her campaign announcement, Lucas cited several bills she has sponsored or co-sponsored, including measures to restrict sexually explicit materials in libraries, prohibit sexual predators from holding public office, maintain voter rolls, and enact a 'heartbeat act' banning most abortions. As a member of the Revenue Committee, Lucas also highlighted her role in passing legislation to reduce residential property taxes by 25%.
- Lucas was first elected to the Wyoming House in 2024, defeating a long-time Republican incumbent in the primary.
- Her campaign announcement for a second term came on April 9, 2026.
The players
Ann Lucas
A Republican member of the Wyoming House of Representatives, representing House District 43. Lucas is a retired banker and a member of the conservative Wyoming Freedom Caucus.
Dan Zwonitzer
The long-time Republican incumbent whom Lucas defeated in the 2024 primary election for the House District 43 seat.
What they’re saying
“I ran for office two years ago to fight for Wyoming families, protect our way of life, and ensure that government works for the people—not the other way around. We've made real progress, but there's more work to do.”
— Ann Lucas, Republican State Representative
What’s next
Lucas is expected to face a Democratic challenger in the November 2026 general election, though the district leans heavily Republican.
The takeaway
Lucas's campaign announcement highlights the continued influence of conservative, pro-life, and 'election integrity' issues within the Wyoming Republican Party. Her reelection bid could solidify the party's control of the state legislature and shape the legislative agenda in Cheyenne.

