The Revolutionary Wyoming Progressive Candidates of 2020

The Wyoming Democratic Caucuses of 2020 will be held in March, the exact date is TBD. Find the most revolutionary Wyoming progressive candidates running, and their policies. For the purpose of this list, “most revolutionary” means that each candidate meets the following two criteria:

• Rejects corporate money
• Fully supports Medicare for All

LAST UPDATED: October 8, 2019

Wyoming Progressive Candidates for Congress

U.S. Senate

Yana Ludwig for U.S. Senator

Yana Ludwig (D) – “A Senator for the Rest of Us.” Yana Ludwig supports… Medicare for All • Student Debt Forgiveness • Wealth Taxes • Break Up Big Banks • Mandated Wage Ration • Labor Unions • Worker Owned Cooperatives • Public Banks • Postal Banking • Overturn Citizens United • Climate Action • Green New Deal • Billion Tree Initiative • LGBTQIA+ Rights • Immigration Reform • Reproductive Rights • Indigenous Sovereignty • Reparations and Racial Justice • Criminal Justice Reform • Election Reform • Voting Rights • Marijuana Legalization • Right to Protest • Public Lands • Accepts No Corporate Money

U.S. House

WY-At-Large Carol Hafner for U.S. Representative

Carol Hafner (D) – “A Fairer Future for Wyoming’s Working-Class.” Carol Hafner supports… Medicare for All • Veteran Administration Reform • Cannabis Legalization • Indigenous Rights • Net Neutrality • Rural Broadband • Environmental Protections • Tuition Free Higher Education • Immigration Reform • Abolish ICE • Criminal Justice Reform • Military Neutrality Foreign Policy • Privacy Rights • Women’s Rights • LGBTQIA+ Rights • Accepts No Corporate Money

Wyoming Progressive Candidates for State Legislature

State Senate

TBD

State House

TBD

Candidates in Other States

You may see the 2020 progressive candidates running in other states by clicking on the appropriate state link below.

Presidential Candidates

You may see a list of the most progressive 2020 Presidential candidates at “Progressive Candidates List of 2020: Medicare 4 All & No Corp Money!” You’ll also find a list of online resources that can help you find progressive downballot candidates running in your area.

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