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Jimmy Skovgard Advocates for Constitutional Governance in U.S. Senate Bid

As Wyoming approaches its August 18 primary election, candidate Jimmy Skovgard is making his case for the U.S. Senate by emphasizing a return to constitutional governance and local control. Skovgard, a fourth-generation Wyoming native, aims to represent the people of Wyoming with a focus on accountability and transparency in government.

Commitment to Constitutional Principles

Skovgard’s campaign is rooted in a commitment to the U.S. Constitution, advocating for a government that respects the rule of law and due process. He stresses the importance of local control over land, water, and community decisions, arguing that these should be guided by those who live with the consequences.

He supports congressional term limits, believing that public office should be a temporary service rather than a career. Skovgard also calls for clear, single-subject legislation and honest budgeting practices to ensure transparency and accountability in government.

Local Voices and Technology

Skovgard has developed a platform, GrassrootsMVT.org, to enhance the voices of Wyoming citizens between elections. This initiative aims to use technology to aggregate voter opinions by district and issue, ensuring that elected officials remain accountable to their constituents.

Focus on Wyoming’s Future

Addressing key issues such as energy, public lands, rural health care, and federal overreach, Skovgard’s test for any policy is whether it protects Wyoming people and communities. He emphasizes his independence from big money and political institutions, pledging loyalty to the Constitution and the people of Wyoming.

With a background in small business and military service, Skovgard brings practical experience to his campaign. He highlights his understanding of the challenges faced by Wyoming businesses and communities, advocating for solutions that empower local decision-making.


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

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