Keenan Morgan (Democratic)

2340 Lakota Trail
Bar Nunn, Wyoming 82601-7717
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My family has been in America since before its founding, arriving on my mom’s side as pilgrims and on my dad’s side as slaves. Over time, my family landed in Wyoming.

I am the fourth generation of my family to live in Wyoming and the third to be raised here. I went to school in Bar Nunn and in Casper. I am an alum of Casper College and of the University of Wyoming. I am proud of my Wyoming history — it is as much a part of me as anything else.

I am a lifelong Natrona County resident, committed hard worker, and young person with a Wyoming First, Wyoming Forward vision.

I am also a son, grandson, brother, cousin, and friend. I am a tutor, student, and first generation graduate. I am the product of Wyoming public schools, Wyoming values, and the American spirit. I am passionate about education, structural change, democracy, and contributing to a politics of hope. I’m running because I believe in empowering a new generation.

260 hours of teacher practicum/residency teaching experience
Interning for a U.S. Senator
Bylaws writing
Committee work
Civic recruitment efforts
Party strategic planning
Running two of my own campaigns
Serving as an officer of a county political party
Running official social media
Managing websites
Collecting data
Co-planning a national political conference
Serving on Casper College Student Senate
Being an ACFR Young Leader
Coordinating extensive political activities

I have a BA degree in Political Science from the University of Wyoming and 3 AA degrees in Secondary Education, Political Science, and History from Casper College.

Compass Civics – Wyoming State Director · July 2026 – Present

National Society of Leadership and Success – Member · Dec 2022 – Present

Casper Committee on Foreign Relations – Member · Aug 2021 – Present

Casper College Student Senate – School of Social & Behavioral Sciences Representative · Aug 2023 – May 2024

Natrona County Democratic Party – Vice Chair · Mar 2025 – Present

I am a lifelong Natrona County resident, Casper College and University of Wyoming alum, committed hard worker, and young person with a Wyoming First, Wyoming Forward vision.

I’m running because I believe in empowering a new generation. We need a Wyoming vision of progress, principles, and passion in politics. I think we need change in leadership to accomplish this.

I believe in listening to the community, leading with integrity, and fighting for pro-active and people-centered solutions. I believe in accountability and looking out for those among us who are struggling. I recognize that issues are rarely simply black and white, and understanding nuance is required to make real change last. That is why I believe in telling the truth as I understand it -- always. I’m committed to working on real, lasting solutions that move our state forward, not throwing out buzzwords and empty promises to see what sticks. That is why I believe in practical leadership.

We should expect nothing less of our leaders.

This is what real representation looks like. Pushing the needle while staying true to who and what matters — you, your interests, and Wyoming’s future.

Decisions are made by those who show up. Whether or not you decide to vote for me in this race, if elected, I will always try my best to do right by you.

There are many issues impacting all Wyomingites: a lack of educational and job opportunities, young people leaving the state, public lands, and issues of affordability. Additionally, there are concerns about cuts to essential services and the rise of emerging technologies. In District 58, the impacts of cuts and emerging technologies are especially prevalent. Our communities are impacted by decreases in funding which make it harder to sustain services, particularly educational and emergency services. In Bar Nunn, NCSD decided to close our only school due to enrollment concerns tied to ‘saving costs.’ This is a devastating loss. Emergency services are also impacted by tight funding and difficult economic terrain, such as many communities' reliance on Casper or Natrona County law enforcement, fire, and healthcare services. Funding challenges spread these services thinner and thinner. Further, District 58 understands the fear of large outside companies attempting to set up base where they are not wanted. Nuclear and data center companies are flocking to Wyoming, such as a proposed data center project bordering Natrona and Converse Counties, creating new challenges.

My platform revolves around the following: Strengthen Public Education; Protect Public Lands & Institutions; Resist Careless Data Center Expansion; Expand Access to Healthcare; Protect & Keep Youth in Wyoming; Protect Seniors, Workers, & Communities; Lead on AI Regulations; Lead with Transparency and Integrity