Putting Wyoming First – Today and Tomorrow

Curt Meier believes Wyoming’s government should work the same way Wyoming people do

Responsibly, thoughtfully, and with an eye on the future. His priorities are focused on protecting the state’s financial strength, supporting its people and ensuring decisions are guided by principle – not politics.

Strong leadership today is what protects Wyoming tomorrow.

Protecting Wyoming’s Investments

The benefits of Wyoming’s savings belong to the people of our state.

Curt will continue managing those investments with discipline and care — working to achieve strong returns while protecting long-term stability.

Fiscal Responsibility

Curt believes government should live within its means, and should always provide resources to meet the needs of the people before their wants. That means:

Careful budgeting
Responsible spending
Protecting taxpayers from unnecessary burdens

Constitutional Leadership

Curt is committed to upholding the U.S. and Wyoming Constitutions.

He believes decisions should be guide by the law – not political pressure from environmentalists.

Strengthening Wyoming’s Economy

Strong financial management helps Wyoming:

Remain independent from harsh federal mandates
Support communities and schools
Reduce reliance on volatile revenue sources

Returning Money to Citizens

Curt will continue working to return unclaimed property and improve access so Wyoming citizens can reclaim what is rightfully theirs.

You Can Count on Curt

“Everything we do is about protecting Wyoming’s way of life,” Meier said. “We want to make sure our kids and grandkids have the opportunity to live, work and raise a family right here at home.”

“Wyoming families already work hard for what they earn,” Meier said. “If we can generate revenue through smart investments instead of higher taxes, that’s exactly what we ought to be doing.”

“Our responsibility is not just for today,” Meier said. “It’s to leave Wyoming stronger for the next generation than we found it.”

“Good years come and go in the energy business,” Meier said. “Our job is to make sure Wyoming has something steady to rely on, no matter what the markets are doing.”

Join Curt in protecting Wyoming’s future.