U.S. House · Wyoming At-Large

Jeff Haggit

CandidateConstitution Party

Race: U.S. House · Wyoming At-Large
Result: Chuck Gray, projected winner
Opponents: Chuck Gray (R); Lisa Kinney (D); Shawn Johnson (LIB)
Research: Basic

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Jeff Haggit, a Constitution Party candidate and retired electrician and instrumentation technician from Mountain View, Wyoming, lost the November 3, 2026 election for the open at-large U.S. House seat in Wyoming to Chuck Gray. He has served as state chair and is currently vice-chairman of the Constitution Party of Wyoming, and he had also run for the same seat in 2020 and 2024.[1][2][3]

On the ballotU.S. House · AL

2026-11-03

Chuck Gray R	challenger
Lisa Kinney D	challenger
Jeff Haggit Constitution Party	challenger
Shawn Johnson LIB	challenger

Biography

Basic profile — the most important sourced facts we found.

Haggit was born in Midland, Michigan, and grew up in farm country; he has lived in Wyoming for about 50 years and in Mountain View for 22.[3] He graduated from Western Wyoming College in 1978.[3] According to his questionnaire answers, he retired from the TATA trona processing facility in southwest Wyoming after almost 49 years as an electrician and instrumentation technician, and he also served as a trustee of the workers' Accident and Illness fund.[3]

Haggit has served as state chairman of the Constitution Party of Wyoming and currently describes himself as its vice-chairman. He is also a member of the United Way of Southwest Wyoming's Uinta Advisory Council and a 2016 graduate of the Uinta County Leadership Institute.[2][3] He ran for Wyoming's U.S. House seat as the Constitution Party candidate in 2020, receiving 7,905 votes (2.9%), and again in 2024, receiving 5,362 votes (2.1%).[2] He received 4.3% of the vote to Chuck Gray's 54.5%, according to unofficial results reported by NBC News.[1]

In their own words

Priorities

"My intention is to provide the citizens of Wyoming an opportunity to vote for someone who will not waver from their sworn duty to uphold Constitutional law, protect their rights, and work to restore the multitude of liberties robbed from them by both Republicans and Democrats..."[4]
"I'm for states’ rights, 10th Amendment, big time. I think federal government's got too big, and I think that they need to give the states back the power that they're supposed to have."[5]
"We need to build another oil refinery."[5]

Statements, quoted without a stance

Expand immigration enforcement and deportations
“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.”[6]
Rapid-fire answer on ICE and immigration at the Oct. 15, 2026 Riverton debate, per WyoFile
Faster transition away from fossil fuels
“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.”[5]
In an Oct. 6, 2026 interview with Wyoming Public Radio / KHOL
Expand public health coverage
“Healthcare is getting to be expensive for a lot of people. There's Medicare if you're old enough.”[5]
In an Oct. 6, 2026 interview with Wyoming Public Radio / KHOL

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Sources cited in this profile

1.U.S. House · Wyoming At-Large results 2026 · NBC News News report
2.Jeff Haggit · Ballotpedia Reference
3.Jeffrey Haggit, U.S. House (WyoFile 2026 Election Guide questionnaire) · WyoFile Candidate's own words
4.Jeff Haggit · Ballotpedia Reference
5.Interview with Jeffrey Haggit, Constitution Party, candidate for U.S. House · Wyoming Public Media / KHOL · 2026-10-06 News report
6.Who showed up for Wyoming's US House debate and key takeaways · WyoFile News report