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Video Voters Guide — Wyoming’s House District 28
Hogg, and Keller Seek To Fill The Empty Seat in 28
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The 2026 Election Season is upon us, and voters 50+ will decide who represents Wyoming in the US House of Representatives as well as the Wyoming State Capitol.
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In this episode, we are joined by candidates for the Wyoming Legislature in House District 28, which serves parts of Big Horn, Hot Springs, and Fremont Counties. The candidates who took part in the Video Voter Guide series were Allen Hogg and Marshall Keller. Carlin Jones and Roland Luehne were invited to record a Video Voter Guide, but chose not to.
Marshall Keller
Allen Hogg
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If you are a candidate for the state legislature and wish to record a video voter guide with AARP Wyoming, contact Tom Lacock at tlacock@aarp.org.
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