Elected Positions

The Wyoming House of Representative is the lower house in the state legislature, and is composed of sixty-two members; one of which is the Speaker of the House, who maintains order during House meetings. They have a relatively short term, and function similarly to the U.S. House of Representatives.

A magistrate can be appointed to help manage the case load in Circuit Courts. Provided they have legal experience and are assigned a case, they can have the exact same powers as a Circuit Court Judge.

The Wyoming Senate is the upper house in the state legislature, and is composed of thirty members; one of which is the Senate President, who maintains order during Senate meetings. They confirm many of the Governor’s appointments, and function similarly to the U.S. Senate.