Constitution Party of Wyoming
America First, Wyoming Always
Make American Constitutional Again
Restore Constitutional Governance
Save Wyoming
The 2026 Wyoming primary season sent a powerful message: Wyoming voters remain deeply conservative, but they are increasingly questioning the direction of the Republican Party. Now many conservatives question that party as viable voice.
The lesson is bigger than one primary. Conservatism cannot be reduced to personalities, party labels, or temporary political movements. At its core, conservatism is about preserving liberty, individual responsibility, constitutional government, and the principles that made America exceptional.
That is why the Constitution Party matters.
Constitutionalists envision an American rebirth—not a return blindly to the past, but a recovery of the wisdom of our founding and its application to the challenges of today. We believe government must be restrained by the Constitution, individual liberty must be protected, and elected officials must remain accountable to the people.
The future of conservatism should not be defined by factionalism or political personalities. It should be defined by principles.
The Constitution Party exists to keep those principles at the center of the conservative movement—and to champion a stronger, freer America for generations to come.
76% of Americans believe rights have been ‘diluted’
Sept 18th, 2019
PBS News Hour, unaffiliated with the Constitution Party, reported upon the Montpelier Foundation report which argued that about eight in ten Americans are worried that some of their constitutional rights are being “diluted or taken away”.
The article shows that 86 percent of respondent Americans said their rights are taken for granted. That about 90 percent ranked civil rights, data privacy, voting rights and freedom of the press as top personal concerns, which beat out issues like gun control and abortion; and that less than of half of all Americans want to change/amend the Constitution. The article concludes with a quote from Hasan Jeffries, an African American history professor at Ohio State University, "...this survey shows the Constitution is still important 250 years after it was written."
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86 % of Americans Don't Trust the Government
Pew Research Center, unaffiliated with the Constitution Party, has conducted an ongoing poll from 1958 to present which demonstrates that public trust in Government has returned to near record lows. Currently, less than two out of ten Americans trust the government to do the right thing right.
The article goes onto explain that after 9/11 public trust spiked and rapidly fell away; and that since 1970 which ever party is in control of white house their constituents tend to poll in favor of trusting the government more. When there is a Democratic President democrat trust hovers around 25% and when there is a Republican President then republic trust hovers around 30%; what is clear to us is that not even the constituents of their party trust their own leadership.
Sept 19th, 2023
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63 % of Americans Want a Third Party
Gallop News, unaffiliated with the Constitution Party, in an ongoing study now reports that 63% agree with the statement that the Republican and Democratic parties do “such a poor job” of representing the American people that “a third major party is needed.”
The article goes onto explain that support for a third party is at about 40% within both major parties and at 70% with independent. That these figures are roughly the same they have been for the past two decades, but that the support for a major third part in US Politics has been rising since 2017. It seems clear that America is ready for the Constitution Party.
OCT 8th, 2023
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75% of Independents want a Third Party
Forbes, unaffiliated with the Constitution Party, reported that more than 75% of Americans want a third party; and that there is growing support within the Republican Party for a major third party.
Forbes went onto explain that Gallop began the poll in 2003 and then only 40% of Americans backed the idea of a third party, of which there are about 50 that exist in the U.S., the most prominent of which are the Green Party, the Libertarian Party, the Reform Party and Constitution Party.
It seems clear that America has been warming up to the idea for over two decades that the Constitution Party.
Oct 4th, 2023
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2024 is Ripe for Third Party, but not the Libertarians
Politico, unaffiliated with the Constitution Party, interviewed Bernard Tamas, a political scientist at Valdosta State University who studies third party movements.
Tamas argued that a third party won't win the 2024 Presidential election, but their candidate could be a spoiler for a major party candidate.
Tamas suggested that there is a giant gaping hole, and he stated that the Libertarians could step into that role, but they are stuck in the 1970s and they don't seem interested.
The two major differences between the Libertarians and the Constitutionist is that we are more morally grounded and we have a plan for 2024.
Oct 4th, 2023
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"No Labels Party" calls it quits
The Washington Examiner, unaffiliated with the Constitution Party, reported that the "No Labels Party" has already quit their bid for the 2024 Presidential Election, after gaining criticism and rejection from Democrat and Republican in all 50 states. The party had intended on running, Sen. Joe Manchin (D-WV) and former Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan, a Republican.
The major difference between the "No Labels Party" and the Constitutionist is that we, like all true Americans, aren't quitters. Plus, we are not in league with uni-party politicians.
APR 4th, 2024
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86% - R & D prefer fighting each other vs solving problems
The Pew Research Center, unaffiliated with the Constitution Party, reported that 3 in 10 Americans dislike both major parties, 63% are dissatisfied with the candidates, majority agree that the political process is dominated by special interests, campaign donations, and partisan warfare. Elected officials are seen as self-serving and ineffective. 86% think that “Republicans and Democrats are more focused on fighting each other than on solving problems.”
The Constitution Party, like all true Americans, care about the Constitution and directly dealing with America's problems within the framework of the constitution.
APR 4th, 2024
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For too long politicians, lawyers, and pundits have used deception, division, and self-serving arguments to advance the interests of special interests and powerful investors. Their politics of fear and conflict threaten to turn Americans against one another and weaken the very foundations of our communities, our states, and our nation.
We reject the idea that America must destroy itself from within. Those who seek to reshape our country through centralized power and ideological control can succeed only if Americans surrender the principles that have held us together. We stand against globalist and Marxist ideologies—and against any elected officials who place those agendas above the Constitution and the people they were chosen to represent.
Instead, we advance a vision of America rooted in our values, traditions, history, and constitutional heritage.
We envision the same fundamentally decentralized government our Founders designed: a constitutional republic in which power is kept as close to the people as possible. Each state should have the freedom and responsibility to address the issues most important to its citizens within the bounds of its constitution. And as our population continues to grow and our communities become more diverse and complex, we believe even more authority should remain where it belongs—with the people, their counties, and their municipalities.
Local communities understand their own challenges better than distant bureaucracies ever can. The people who live, work, raise families, and cast their votes in those communities should have a meaningful voice in shaping their future.
Our goal is not division for its own sake. It is self-government—a return to the principle that government derives its legitimate authority from the people and must remain accountable to them.
We believe America can rise above the politics of fear, reclaim the wisdom of its founding, and restore a government that serves the people rather than special interests. The path forward is not to abandon America, but to restore the constitutional principles that make America worth preserving.
National Constitution Party
The Party of “Integrity, Liberty, & Prosperity!”
The mission of the Constitution Party is to secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our posterity through the election, at all levels of government, of Constitution Party candidates who will uphold the principles of the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution of the United States, and the Bill of Rights. It is our goal to limit the federal government to its delegated, enumerated, Constitutional functions.
- Preserving Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of Happiness; in that order.
- Restoring the Constitution and the Bill of Rights as the Supreme Law.
- Reducing and Limiting Government to it’s core functions.
- Forcing Congress to make laws and holding them accountable.
- Eliminating Income and Property Taxes.
- Encouraging SMBs, NGO, FBOs, and other NPOs to compete in the market.
Constitution Party of Wyoming
Make America Constitutional Again
Restoring America’s First Dream
The Constitution Party of Wyoming is the only party in Wyoming that defends and protects the founding father’s version of the United States of America. A vote for our candidates strengthens America’s original designs.
Wyoming First Politics
Wyoming is a unique State in the union; freedom still means something here, Neighbor’s are still valued, and you can still hear the eagle’s screech. Yet, there are elected officials with motivations external to Wyoming; designs to turn our State into some “city slicker” version of the West, or worse.
Our Platform is our Promise
Platforms are more than ideas or suggestions, they are social contracts between the party candidates and their voting constituents. The Constitution Party of Wyoming is the only party that holds our candidates and our elected officials to our platform.
