Rep. Liz Storer has officially announced her campaign for a third term representing House District 23 in the Wyoming House of Representatives. Storer, a Democrat first elected in 2022, aims to continue her work addressing key issues affecting her constituents in Teton County.

Local Focus and Priorities

Storer’s campaign is centered on several priorities that resonate with the local community. These include affordable housing, education, conservation, and the management of Wyoming’s state trust lands. Her campaign also emphasizes the importance of community investment and maintaining water quality, reflecting the needs and concerns of Teton County residents.

Storer stated, “Teton County contributes significantly to Wyoming’s economy and identity, but our communities face real pressures from rising costs, growth, infrastructure demands, and political polarization.” She advocates for leadership that is grounded in accountability and practical problem-solving rather than divisive politics.

Representation and Legislative Work

Representing a large area of Teton County, including North Jackson, Rafter J, and Teton Village, Storer has been a voice for local issues in the state legislature. She currently serves on several committees, including the select committee for capital financing and investments, the committee for travel, recreation, wildlife, and cultural resources, and the revenue committee.

Storer highlighted the growing disconnect between the values of Wyoming communities and the ideological politics shaping state government. She stressed the need for a strong, effective voice in Cheyenne that focuses on issues impacting working families, local businesses, and the future of the community.

Her campaign underscores the importance of addressing real issues that impact everyday life in Teton County, aligning with the values of many families and individuals in the area.

Original reporting: Buckrail (Jackson WY) — read the source article.