Wyoming State House District 48

Current seat holder: Darin McCann (R).

Susan Schmid

Susan Schmid earned a high school diploma from Rock Springs High School and an associate degree from Western Wyoming Community College in 2017. Schmid's career experience includes working as an organizer.

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“That work taught me to listen first. To pay attention to what people are actually saying, what they aren't saying, and what might be underneath the problem in front of you. It taught me that people rarely need someone to swoop in with all the answers. They need someone willing to sit down, understand the whole picture, and work alongside them toward a solution.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection Survey)
“AFFORDABILITY Wyoming should be a place where working hard gives you a real shot at getting ahead. That starts with the basics: housing you can afford, healthcare that doesn't break the bank, and wages that keep up with the cost of living. I believe affordability means addressing the reasons things are getting more expensive — not handing out temporary fixes and calling the problem solved. We need to support good jobs and better wages, expand access to affordable housing, and make healthcare more affordable. No more Band-Aids on a broken leg. Let's fix the problem at the root.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection Survey)
“I'm passionate about building a Wyoming where people can afford not just to get by, but to build a life they're proud of.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection Survey)

James Wamsley

com. James Wamsley

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“Conservative Republican and experienced Public Servant seeking office to protect our public lands and wildlife, promote economic growth, advocate for public safety and access to healthcare” (Candidate Campaign Website)
“Preserve our water Water is becoming the West's most valuable- and contested- asset. The places that manage it wisely will stay livable and prosporous. It is literally out future.” (Candidate Campaign Website)
“Public lands Our public lands are Wyomings legacy. We need to keep our access to them available.” (Candidate Campaign Website)