Jeffrey Haggit Secured Constitution Party House Nomination
The former party chairman will appear on the Wyoming ballot alongside three other candidates this November.
Updated on Oct. 14, 2026 in Elections
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Jeffrey Haggit has officially become the Constitution Party nominee for the U.S. House. He joins a four-way race for the seat heading into the November general election.
Why it matters
Haggit brings his experience as the former Chairman of the Constitution Party of Wyoming to the race, marking his third attempt at securing the office since 2020.
Four candidates are currently positioned on the ballot for the U.S. House race in Wyoming. Among these, three Constitution Party members are campaigning for office across the state.
The players
Jeffrey Haggit
He is the Constitution Party nominee who previously served as the Chairman of the Constitution Party of Wyoming.
Chuck Gray
He is the Republican candidate competing in the U.S. House general election.
Lisa Kinney
She is the Democratic candidate seeking the U.S. House seat.
Shawn Johnson
He is the Libertarian candidate participating in the general election race.
The details
Haggit, who previously campaigned for this federal position in 2020 and 2024, is running against Republican Chuck Gray, Democrat Lisa Kinney, and Libertarian Shawn Johnson. His candidacy represents one of three active campaigns by the Constitution Party for the upcoming election cycle.
Timeline
2020: Jeffrey Haggit launched his first campaign for the U.S. House.
2024: Haggit ran for the U.S. House seat.
November 3, 2026: The general election will take place across the state.
Political Context
Opponents often argue that minor party candidates struggle to gain traction in a two-party system despite meeting the requirements of the Federal Election Campaign Act. Dissenting groups frequently point to the structural advantages maintained by major party organizations during federal cycles.
The four-way race ensures that voters will have a wider range of options beyond the two major parties when they head to the polls. Residents should verify their registration status and district information prior to the November 3, 2026, general election date.
The takeaway
Voters in Wyoming have multiple candidate choices on the ballot as the state approaches the 2026 general election. Reviewing individual candidate platforms can help constituents make informed decisions on election day.
Further reading
For more on upcoming races, visit the Wyoming Elections page.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Wyoming Public Media.
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