CAMPAIGN ANNOUNCEMENT


JOHNSON COUNTY, WYOMING: Long-time conservative advocate Mark Jones has officially announced his candidacy for the Wyoming House of Representatives in District 40. 

Jones enters the race with a commitment to defending American values, protecting constitutional freedoms, lowering taxes, protecting essential services, and ensuring House District 40 families have a strong and dependable voice in Cheyenne.

“Wyoming families deserve leadership that reflects our values of hard work, independence, faith, and personal responsibility,” Jones said. “I am running to serve the people of District 40 and to stand firmly for the constitutional principles and freedoms that make Wyoming strong.”

A dedicated supporter of Constitutionally Conservative policies for more than two decades, Jones says his campaign priorities include:

  • Defending Constitutional freedoms and traditional American values
  • Protecting Second Amendment rights
  • Supporting parental rights in education and child upbringing
  • Lowering the burden on taxpayers and protecting essential services through responsible spending
  • Protecting private property rights
  • Opposing burdensome government regulations that hurt Wyoming businesses and families
  • Protecting Wyoming land and resources from outside influences
  • Protecting the Judeo-Christian Principles that built America

“I want to hear directly from the people of District 40,” Jones said. “This campaign is about representing our communities honestly, protecting our freedoms, and ensuring Wyoming remains strong for future generations.”

Over the coming months, Jones plans to meet with residents across the district, attend community events, and speak with voters about the issues facing Wyoming families and small communities.

Residents interested in learning more about the campaign, volunteering, attending events, or supporting the effort can visit www.markjonesforwyoming.com.

For media interviews, speaking requests, or additional campaign information, members of the press are encouraged to contact the campaign directly.