Casper resident Catherine D. McQueen has officially announced her candidacy for the Wyoming House District 38 seat. McQueen, a lifelong Democrat, aims to bring her focus on supporting working families, seniors, veterans, and children to the state legislature.

Focus on Families and Education

Having raised three children in Casper as a single mother after the passing of her husband, McQueen understands the challenges faced by many Wyoming families. She stated, “Like many Wyoming parents, I worked hard to provide for my family. I want every family in Casper to have access to good jobs, affordable housing, quality education, and the opportunity to build a better future.”

Her platform emphasizes the need for higher-paying jobs in Wyoming, affordable housing for families and seniors, and a robust public education system. Additionally, McQueen advocates for expanding access to healthcare and community services, reflecting her commitment to comprehensive support for her constituents.

Community Involvement

McQueen’s involvement in the community is extensive. She has served as a precinct committeewoman and worked as a poll watcher, demonstrating her dedication to the democratic process. Her volunteer efforts include supporting hospice programs, promoting breast cancer awareness, and participating in disability advocacy training.

The primary election for the House District 38 seat is set for August 18. McQueen will face competition from Republicans Robert L. Hendry and Jayme Lien, who are also vying for the position.

Original reporting: Oil City News (Casper WY) — read the source article.