Julie Jarvis (Republican)

I am a multi-generational Wyomingite who grew up on a small farm outside Buffalo. I was recruited out of the state to play collegiate athletics (soccer and volleyball). I earned my bachelor's and master’s degrees and later obtained a doctorate. Outside of earning these degrees, I have lived my entire life in Wyoming.
I have dedicated my career to serving Wyoming students, families, and communities as a teacher and educational administrator, and now a State Representative for House District 57. I believe elected officials should listen first, be transparent, and most importantly represent the people who elected them. That is why I make my voting record, district survey results, and bill-by-bill explanations publicly available for everyone to review.

My work experience has ranged from concrete worker to curriculum director. I've also worked as a certified nurse's assistant, welder, oil and gas bookkeeper, on the farm, hotel maid, bartender, teacher, principal, and district curriculum director. Those experiences gave me firsthand insight into the challenges facing Wyoming families, workers, businesses, and schools, helping me ask better questions and make practical, informed decisions as a Wyoming legislator — I don’t represent one industry o

Doctor in Educational Leadership (Ed.D.)– University of Connecticut
Superintendent Certification – University of Wyoming
Master of Science – University of Bridgeport
Bachelor of Science – University of Bridgeport

I am committed to serving my community through public service, education, and volunteerism. I regularly participate in community events, enjoy riding motorcycles, playing golf, and sneaking away to Wyoming's wild outdoors to hunt, fish, and enjoy the peace and quiet. I am a member of the American Legion Auxiliary #13, Ducks Unlimited, NRA, and the Wyoming Curriculum Directors Association. I believe strong communities are built through service, personal responsibility, and active civic involvemen

I ran for office because I believe government works best when elected officials remember who they represent. Before my first election, I made myself three promises: to listen to the people of House District 57, to be transparent about every vote I cast, and to always put Wyoming first.
Every registered voter in my district receives a survey asking about the issues that matter most to them. Those results help guide my priorities and are publicly available, along with my complete voting record and bill-by-bill explanations. I don't ask people to simply trust me—I ask them to verify the facts for themselves.
Over the past two years, I have worked to responsibly lower property taxes, protect private property rights, support Wyoming's energy and agricultural industries, improve healthcare access, preserve our wildlife and public lands, strengthen government accountability, and defend the Wyoming way of life. I am running for re-election to continue providing honest, transparent, and principled representation for the people of House District 57.

1. Represent the People of House District 57
Continue making decisions based on constituent input by listening, remaining accessible, and maintaining complete transparency through public voting records and bill explanations, which I post on my website.
2. Protect Wyoming's Future
Support responsible property tax relief, defend private property rights, strengthen Wyoming's energy, agriculture, and natural resource industries, and preserve our public lands, wildlife, and water for future generations.
3. Promote Responsible Government
Keep government accountable by protecting taxpayer dollars, encouraging fiscal responsibility, and ensuring government remains transparent, efficient, and focused on serving Wyoming citizens rather than special interests.