Rebecca Bextel

Why they say you should vote for them

The candidate's own case to voters, summarized from their campaign and public statements.

• Says she is running to give Wyoming voters a conservative choice and pledges to defend all conservatives regardless of party labels.[1],[2]
• Lists her themes as limited government, constitutional fidelity, energy development, pro-life values and parental rights.[1],[3]
• Says she would review state grants, loans, boards and economic development programs and publish the results.[2]
• Says she would find $13 million to move families off the Medicaid waiver wait list.[2]

Background

• Constitution Party nominee for governor, Wyoming Constitution Party · 2026[4]
• In February 2026 she handed checks from a Teton County donor to four state representatives on the House floor after adjournment; a House investigation found the checks were not bribery and adopted a report admonishing her conduct, a Laramie County Sheriff's Office investigation was reported ongoing as of May 2026, and Bextel maintains she did nothing wrong, Wyoming Legislature · 2026[1],[5]
• Candidate for state party chair, Wyoming Republican Party · 2025[1]
• State committeewoman (resigned 2026) and precinct committee person; alternate delegate to the 2020 and 2024 Republican National Conventions, Teton County Republican Party · Through 2026[1]
• Co-owner, Mountain Business Center (real estate and registered agent services), Jackson · Current[1]

Where they stand

• Economy & Jobs
  Says the state should provide infrastructure, clear rules, timely permitting and job training, but not pick winners through grants or subsidized loans.[2]
• Energy & Environment
  Says she would appoint agency leaders who prioritize energy, livestock and business growth and demand timely permitting.[2],[3]
• Public Lands
  Opposes selling or transferring public lands and would use the governor's seat on the State Board of Land Commissioners to press for management and access.[2]
• Water
  Says she will not agree to any deal that gives away Wyoming's water rights.[2]
• Abortion
  Opposes abortion and supports parental rights and school choice as part of what she calls strong families.[6]
• Health Care
  Says a major problem for rural hospitals is people in the country illegally receiving care and not paying the bill, and says she would enforce immigration laws.[2]

Voting record

Rebecca Bextel has not held an office with a recorded voting record. See Background and Where they stand.

In their words