U.S. House · Wyoming At-Large

The entire state of Wyoming, which has a single at-large U.S. House district.

General election · Tuesday, November 3, 2026

RESULT · UNOFFICIAL UNTIL CERTIFIED

Chuck Gray, projected winner

Candidate	Votes	Share
Chuck Gray	99,891	54.5%
Lisa Kinney	61,684	33.7%
Shawn Johnson	13,665	7.5%
Jeffrey Haggit	7,960	4.3%

About 97% of the expected vote counted. As of November 9. Winners take office next year. Counts can change until states certify. NBC News ↗

Sources re-checked September 25, 2026 · How we research

This is an open seat: incumbent Harriet Hageman (R) is running for U.S. Senate rather than re-election to the House. Chuck Gray, Wyoming's current Secretary of State, won the Republican primary. Lisa Kinney, a former state senator, defeated Elena Del Real in the Democratic primary on August 18, 2026 with 74.6% of the vote.[1]

On the November 3 ballot · 4 candidates

Chuck GrayRPROJECTED WINNERWyoming Secretary of State (since 2023)Full profile →Lisa KinneyDFormer member, Wyoming State SenateFull profile →Jeff HaggitConstitution PartyFull profile →Shawn JohnsonLIBFull profile →

Issue evidence — side by side

Recorded votes, documented positions and candidates’ own words are shown with sources. “In their own words” quotes a candidate on the topic without inferring a stance. Votes describe specific bills or motions; they do not establish overall support or opposition to a broad issue. A dash means our research has no evidence on that topic, not that the candidate has no position.

Protect legal access to abortion

Chuck Gray
Opposes[9]
In his iVoterGuide questionnaire he strongly agreed that human life deserves legal protection from conception and that the Comstock Act should be enforced against interstate transport of abortion-inducing drugs, and called himself 100% pro-life.
Lisa Kinney
—
Jeff Haggit
—
Shawn Johnson
—

Stricter gun laws

Chuck Gray
Opposes[9]
Asked what gun-ownership restrictions are needed for public safety, he answered none.
Lisa Kinney
—
Jeff Haggit
—
Shawn Johnson
—

Expand immigration enforcement and deportations

Chuck Gray
Supports[9]
In his questionnaire he called for stopping all illegal immigration, building the wall, codifying President Trump's executive actions and banning sanctuary cities at the federal level.
Lisa Kinney
Opposes[10]
In a September 2026 campaign post she says she would take whatever steps necessary to stop ICE detention camps and work on new immigration legislation.
Jeff Haggit
In their own words[12]
“a lot of the stuff that they run into problems with is because the local sanctuary outfits don’t do it, so they got to come in with force. Immigration is broken and needs reformed.”
Rapid-fire answer on ICE and immigration at the Oct. 15, 2026 Riverton debate, per WyoFile
Shawn Johnson
Mixed[12]
At the Oct. 15, 2026 Riverton debate he said ICE is overfunded and used improperly while also saying borders should be secured.

Expand public health coverage

Chuck Gray
Mixed[9]
In his questionnaire he says the federal government must continue to support Medicare and Medicaid and that the Affordable Care Act must be repealed.
Lisa Kinney
Supports[3]
Supports restoring ACA subsidies and working toward Medicare for All.
Jeff Haggit
In their own words[11]
“Healthcare is getting to be expensive for a lot of people. There's Medicare if you're old enough.”
In an Oct. 6, 2026 interview with Wyoming Public Radio / KHOL
Shawn Johnson
In their own words[13]
“I wanna make sure if I'm elected that our rural hospitals are properly funded, and then we need to come up with something to replace the Affordable Care Act and to bring insurance costs down”
In an Oct. 6, 2026 interview with Wyoming Public Radio / KHOL

Faster transition away from fossil fuels

Chuck Gray
Opposes[9]
His questionnaire lists eliminating all subsidies for wind and other renewable energy sources among his priorities and says he has worked to stop wind projects in Wyoming.
Lisa Kinney
—
Jeff Haggit
In their own words[11]
“I’d hate to see coal go away because it's provided a lot of good jobs, so I’d like to see that continue.”
In an Oct. 6, 2026 interview with Wyoming Public Radio / KHOL
Shawn Johnson
—

Broad tariffs on imported goods

Chuck Gray
—
Lisa Kinney
Opposes[3]
Says she would work to remove tariffs to lower costs for families.
Jeff Haggit
—
Shawn Johnson
—

Require documentary proof of citizenship to register to vote

Chuck Gray
Supports[9]
He says he led Wyoming's proof-of-citizenship registration requirement and would work to pass the SAVE America Act in Congress.
Lisa Kinney
—
Jeff Haggit
—
Shawn Johnson
—

Bar transgender women and girls from women's and girls' school sports

Chuck Gray
Supports[9]
In his questionnaire he strongly agreed with barring transgender women from women's sports and said girls' and women's sports must be protected.
Lisa Kinney
—
Jeff Haggit
—
Shawn Johnson
—

ISSUE	Chuck Gray R	Lisa Kinney D	Jeff Haggit Constitution Party	Shawn Johnson LIB
Protect legal access to abortion	Opposes[9] In his iVoterGuide questionnaire he strongly agreed that human life deserves legal protection from conception and that the Comstock Act should be enforced against interstate transport of abortion-inducing drugs, and called himself 100% pro-life.	—	—	—
Stricter gun laws	Opposes[9] Asked what gun-ownership restrictions are needed for public safety, he answered none.	—	—	—
Expand immigration enforcement and deportations	Supports[9] In his questionnaire he called for stopping all illegal immigration, building the wall, codifying President Trump's executive actions and banning sanctuary cities at the federal level.	Opposes[10] In a September 2026 campaign post she says she would take whatever steps necessary to stop ICE detention camps and work on new immigration legislation.	In their own words[12] “a lot of the stuff that they run into problems with is because the local sanctuary outfits don’t do it, so they got to come in with force. Immigration is broken and needs reformed.” Rapid-fire answer on ICE and immigration at the Oct. 15, 2026 Riverton debate, per WyoFile	Mixed[12] At the Oct. 15, 2026 Riverton debate he said ICE is overfunded and used improperly while also saying borders should be secured.
Expand public health coverage	Mixed[9] In his questionnaire he says the federal government must continue to support Medicare and Medicaid and that the Affordable Care Act must be repealed.	Supports[3] Supports restoring ACA subsidies and working toward Medicare for All.	In their own words[11] “Healthcare is getting to be expensive for a lot of people. There's Medicare if you're old enough.” In an Oct. 6, 2026 interview with Wyoming Public Radio / KHOL	In their own words[13] “I wanna make sure if I'm elected that our rural hospitals are properly funded, and then we need to come up with something to replace the Affordable Care Act and to bring insurance costs down” In an Oct. 6, 2026 interview with Wyoming Public Radio / KHOL
Faster transition away from fossil fuels	Opposes[9] His questionnaire lists eliminating all subsidies for wind and other renewable energy sources among his priorities and says he has worked to stop wind projects in Wyoming.	—	In their own words[11] “I’d hate to see coal go away because it's provided a lot of good jobs, so I’d like to see that continue.” In an Oct. 6, 2026 interview with Wyoming Public Radio / KHOL	—
Broad tariffs on imported goods	—	Opposes[3] Says she would work to remove tariffs to lower costs for families.	—	—
Require documentary proof of citizenship to register to vote	Supports[9] He says he led Wyoming's proof-of-citizenship registration requirement and would work to pass the SAVE America Act in Congress.	—	—	—
Bar transgender women and girls from women's and girls' school sports	Supports[9] In his questionnaire he strongly agreed with barring transgender women from women's sports and said girls' and women's sports must be protected.	—	—	—

Research notes & limits

Daniel Workman withdrew as an independent candidate and did not make the ballot. This is an open seat; no federal key votes or FEC House incumbency data apply. Lisa Kinney served ten years in the Wyoming Senate in the 1980s and 1990s (sources differ slightly on the exact years); individual floor roll-call votes from that era were not locatable within the research window (Wyoming's searchable digital legislative archive covers recent sessions reliably, and the pre-1995 scanned journals were not searched page-by-page here), so her record entry relies on her own campaign statements. No campaign websites were located for Haggit or Johnson; their biographies rely on Ballotpedia, WyoFile questionnaire answers and news coverage.

Sources · 30

Researched 2026-09-25. Green citations are official government records.

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