Welcome back to the “Weekly Wyoming Wrap Up.”  We are looking forward to several days of celebrating our country’s independence! We are lucky to be able to celebrate the freedoms with which we have been blessed – our freedom of speech, to exercise our religion, to keep and bear arms, to be free from unreasonable searches and seizure, and to the critically-important right of due process.  This Independence Day is especially important following the victories we have had at the U.S. Supreme Court in the past week.  

We want to take a moment to thank each one of you for the support you have shown Harriet since she announced last September. She has put in more than 29,000 miles traveling the state to talk to voters and we know that you have put in many, many hours in support of the campaign. As early voting begins July 1, we want to be certain you know that we appreciate all of your efforts.  

For Wyoming, 

Team Hageman 

Harriet continued covering the state this past week with a town hall in Buffalo, touring the WyoDak mine in Gillette, attending the Gillette Chamber Ice Cream Social, participating in a candidate forum in Sheridan, touring the Sunrise mine, and enjoying the Pie Social in Pine Bluffs.  On Tuesday evening we held a tele town hall in which Harriet was able to speak to thousands of voters from across the state and answer the questions that are heavy on their minds.

We were lucky to have some beautiful views on the road this week, following a storm in Sheridan, and on the way to Cheynne from the Sunrise mine tour. Harriet’s brother Jim also shared a beautiful sunset and a spectacular sunrise that he captured near Old Fort Laramie.

We have such amazing supporters across the state who are active in their community. We appreciate their work.  

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