Marshall Keller (Republican)

527 Warren St
Thermopolis, Wyoming 82443-2617
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Marshall Keller is a Navy veteran, attorney, engineer, small business owner, rancher, and member of the Hot Springs County School Board. He served as a Navy SEAL with SEAL Team Three and retired from the Navy Reserves in 2025 after more than two decades of service.

After earning a degree in Geological Engineering from Montana Tech, Marshall worked in mining and engineering throughout the West, including Wyoming. He later earned his law degree at UW and now serves as municipal attorney for Thermopolis and Shoshoni.

Marshall and his wife, Natalya, made Thermopolis their home, where they raised their two daughters and became active members of the community. His experience in military service, engineering, law, agriculture, education, and local government gives him a practical understanding of Wyoming's challenges and opportunities.

Marshall is running for the Wyoming House to support working families, strengthen Wyoming's economy, and keep decision-making close to the people.

Marshall Keller is a Navy veteran, attorney, engineer, small business owner, rancher, and member of the Hot Springs County School Board. He served as a Navy SEAL with SEAL Team Three and retired from the Navy Reserves in 2025 after more than two decades of service. He holds a degree in Geological Engineering and worked in the coal mines in Gillette and throughout the West. He went to UW for his law degree, owns a practice, and currently serves as municipal attorney for Thermopolis and Shoshoni.

Marshall Keller earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Geological Engineering from Montana Tech and later obtained his law degree from the University of Wyoming. His education and professional training span engineering, mining, natural resource development, law, military leadership, and public service. Combined with more than two decades of military service, including as a Navy SEAL, this background provides a strong foundation for addressing Wyoming's challenges and opportunities.

Marshall Keller is an active member of the Thermopolis community. He is a Rotarian, serves on the Hot Springs County School Board and as municipal attorney for Thermopolis and Shoshoni. He has been involved in youth activities, local government, and community service while raising his family in Wyoming. Marshall is also a small business owner and rancher who understands the importance of strong schools, safe communities, and a healthy local economy.

I am running for the Wyoming House of Representatives because I care deeply about Wyoming and want to help ensure it remains a place where families can build a future, businesses can succeed, and communities can thrive.

Throughout my career, I have served in the military, worked as an engineer, practiced law, operated a small business, and served in local government. Those experiences have taught me that lasting solutions come from listening to people, understanding the facts, and focusing on results rather than politics.

Wyoming faces important challenges, including housing shortages, workforce recruitment, rising healthcare costs, fiscal pressures on local governments, and the need to create opportunities that encourage young people to stay, work, and raise families here. We also have tremendous opportunities through our energy, agriculture, natural resources, and the strength of our communities.

I am running to bring practical experience, independent judgment, and a commitment to public service to the Legislature. My goal is to support policies that strengthen Wyoming's economy, protect local decision-making, and preserve the Wyoming way of life for future generations.

1. Strengthening Wyoming's Workforce and Economy

Wyoming's future depends on our ability to attract and retain workers, create opportunities for young people, and support industries that provide good-paying jobs. I will support career and technical education, workforce development, responsible resource development, and policies that encourage economic growth and entrepreneurship. We need an economy that allows Wyoming families to build successful careers without leaving the state.

2. Responsible Government and Local Control

Government should be accountable, transparent, and fiscally responsible. I support careful stewardship of taxpayer dollars and policies that recognize that no two Wyoming communities are exactly alike. Local governments should have a strong voice in decisions that affect their budgets, services, and future. The Legislature should focus on solving problems and providing communities with the tools they need to succeed.

3. Supporting Rural Communities and Quality of Life

Strong communities require access to healthcare, housing, education, infrastructure, and public safety services. Rural Wyoming faces unique challenges in each of these areas. I will work to improve access to affordable healthcare, address housing shortages, and ensure that communities have the resources necessary to maintain essential services while preserving Wyoming's traditions, values, and way of life.