Lisa Engebretsen
Engebretsen graduated from Kelly Walsh High School. Engebretsen earned an associate degree from Casper College in 1988. Engebretsen's career experience includes working as a real estate broker. I am running for the Wyoming State Senate because I believe Wyoming deserves practical, commonsense leadership that puts people before politics and local communities before outside interests.
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“Every day, I work with the same issues that affect the people of Senate District 29 — property rights, housing, zoning, taxes, regulations, veterans' concerns, and the challenges facing local businesses. I understand how decisions made in Cheyenne directly impact families, homeowners, business owners, and our communities.”
(Ballotpedia Candidate Connection Survey) “Wyoming needs good-paying jobs — not only to encourage our young people to build their futures here, but to ensure every Wyoming family has the opportunity to succeed. We cannot claim to be open for business while turning away every opportunity that comes our way. Instead, we should carefully evaluate new industries and investments by asking thoughtful questions, considering the facts, and reviewing the economic and environmental impacts before making informed decisions. Wyoming's future depends on a strong, diverse economy. We should welcome businesses that share our values, respect our communities, and are willing to invest in our state.”
(Ballotpedia Candidate Connection Survey) “Protecting Wyoming families, preserving our way of life, and ensuring our communities remain strong for future generations. I believe government accountability and transparency are essential. The people deserve representatives who listen, communicate openly, and remember that they work for the citizens-not the other way around.”
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