This is my third time stepping forward for this seat. And I want to be clear about what that means to me. It does not mean stubbornness for its own sake. It means commitment. 

Commitment to a belief that Wyoming deserves a strong voice in Washington—one that does not bend with political fashion, but stands firm on the principles laid out in our Constitution.

We are not here because it is easy. We are here because it is necessary.

Over the years, we have all heard from ranchers who are squeezed by regulations written far from their land, from small business owners who feel buried under layers of federal rules that seem to grow every year instead of shrink, from families who are working harder than ever, only to feel like the system is drifting further away from them.

And I’ve also heard something else just as important: a desire not just for change, but for accountability. For leaders who remember that government is supposed to serve the people, not the other way around.

That is what this campaign is about.

I stand with the Wyoming Constitution Party because it believes in a simple idea: that liberty is not granted by government, it is a God given right. And that the Constitution is not a suggestion—it is the contract that binds those who govern.

Some will say that running again is an uphill fight. They are right about the hill. But they miss the point of the climb. Every election is an opportunity to speak to truth, to build awareness, and to refuse to let our principles be drowned out by convenience or compromise.

I do not stand here promising easy victories. I stand here promising consistent values. I will defend the right of Wyomingites to govern their own lives, to raise their families, to work their land, and to keep the fruits of their labor without unnecessary interference.

To my fellow candidates: I respect the work you’ve done, and I look forward to running this race alongside you. Healthy debate strengthens us. Shared conviction unites us.

To the press: I welcome your questions, your scrutiny, and your coverage. People deserve transparency, not spin.

And to the voters of Wyoming: I ask for your consideration once again. Not because I am owed anything, but because I believe your voice deserves to be carried to Washington without compromise.

We are at a moment where many feel unheard. My promise is simple: I will listen, I will stand firm, and I will not forget who sent me.

Thank you, God bless you, and God bless the State of Wyoming.

Jeff Haggit