Supporting Wyoming energy
James supports domestic energy production and reducing unnecessary red tape. His energy priorities also address affordability and economic stability.
Wyoming’s future depends on strong communities, affordable essentials, and responsible use of its resources. James Byrd is running for U.S. Senate with a focus on energy, rural health care, agriculture, and public lands.
Get to know JamesJames Byrd is a Wyoming native with multigenerational family roots in the state. His background includes business and service in the Wyoming Legislature.
He is the son of Harriett Elizabeth “Liz” Byrd, a pioneering Wyoming educator and legislator. His public-service experience and long-standing ties to Wyoming inform his Senate run.
James focuses on rural communities and an economy that supports people who live and work in Wyoming.
James supports domestic energy production and reducing unnecessary red tape. His energy priorities also address affordability and economic stability.
Food costs affect every household. James opposes corporate consolidation in food and agriculture.
Public lands support recreation and working landscapes. James opposes privatization and supports access for hunting, fishing, and grazing.
James supports lower prescription costs and protecting rural hospitals so residents can receive care closer to home.
Large projects should account for local costs. James opposes special tax deals for data centers and supports requiring them to pay their fair share for the resources they use.
James supports stronger agricultural biosecurity and country-of-origin labeling to help producers and consumers.