STATE RECORD · WY · SNAPSHOT 2026-10-10

WYOMING

Two U.S. Senate seats and one governorship, individually identified and sourced. Party affiliation describes current officeholders, not the state's voters.

U.S. SENATE · 2 SEATS

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STATE GOVERNORSHIP

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RECORD STATUS AND PROVENANCE

Verified identity

Incumbent, office, party, and official directory references are part of this dated snapshot.

Historical terms

Term records separate people from offices. Detailed earlier service periods will be audited further in Phase 03.

Political accountability

Voting records, original public statements, claims and case investigations arrive in later phases.

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Related investigations and reporting

Links below are attributed to named individuals in the dated roster. An office record or a state directory does not independently inherit a person’s allegations.

ANALYSIS · 2026-10-10Lummis, the CLARITY Act and the compliance-officer language: what the bills actually say

A textual comparison finds an explicit affiliate-independence rule in a February bill but not in the corresponding September substitute; the Senate then rejected a procedural motion on the broader legislation.

Public records — documented official actions

Selected federal public records involving current roster members of this state, not a complete policy or voting history. Individual positions are on a procedural Senate motion, not final enactment of a bill.

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Phase 09 / Documented historical rhetoric

Digital-asset promises, risks, and the rules-of-the-road argument. A Senate inquiry in 2013, Lummis’s 2022–23 regulatory proposals, and a 2026 procedural floor vote—not an invented law-passage narrative.

Cross-decade connections are attributed comparisons, not evidence of hidden influence or intentional contradiction. See methods