Eric Barlow
What this job does: A four-year term; one of five statewide offices on this year's ballot (governor, secretary of state, state auditor, state treasurer and superintendent of public instruction). The Secretary of State's file lists the office but does not describe what it does.
- Current office
- Wyoming State Senator, Senate District 23 (elected 2022)
- Occupation
- Large-animal veterinarian, rancher, small business owner
- Lives in
- Gillette
Background
- Barlow is a Wyoming state senator for Senate District 23, elected in 2022, and was Speaker of the House in 2021-2022. source: wyofile.com
- Barlow was first elected to House District 3 in 2013 and served five terms in the Wyoming House, including as Majority Leader and Speaker. source: wyofile.com
- Barlow is a large-animal veterinarian and rancher in Campbell County and served in the U.S. Marine Corps. source: projects.wyofile.com
- Barlow won the Republican primary on August 18, 2026. source: wyofile.com
In their own words
What the candidate says they will work on, from their campaign site or their answers to news-outlet questionnaires. We list it as stated and do not rate it.
- Cash-based budgeting and right-sized government source: projects.wyofile.com
- Oppose selling or transferring Wyoming's public lands source: projects.wyofile.com
- Local communities decide on data centers; state protects water and ratepayers source: projects.wyofile.com
- Workforce development, career and technical education, housing and childcare source: projects.wyofile.com
- More providers and stronger rural hospitals; a health care strike team source: projects.wyofile.com
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