Who serves in the Wyoming Senate?

Current members. Traceable sources.

This is a dated current-member snapshot. Membership follows the active term identified by the official chamber directory. A candidate list or vote lead does not establish a serving member. This view does not refresh automatically.

The official portal API was retrieved November 5, 2026 (America/Chicago). It already recodes Abby Angelos and Bob Davis from House Districts 3 and 47 into future Senate Districts 23 and 11. As a result, a naive API read produces only 60 House rows and 33 Senate rows, including two conflicting assignments. Neither a missing House row nor an election result is treated as a vacancy.

This serving-term snapshot reconciles those four seats using the official 68th Legislature 2025–2026 seating charts, the same source-profile identities, and Wyoming Constitution Article III section 5. New general-election terms begin the first Monday in January, January 4, 2027. Angelos and Davis therefore remain shown in their documented current House seats, and Larry Hicks and Eric Barlow remain shown in their current Senate seats. Per-seat notes expose the transition and link to the evidence. This is an explicitly documented reconciliation, not an unqualified reproduction of the mutable portal coding.

Bob Davis’s official profile independently prints House service 2023–2026 and Senate service 2027–Present. Abby Angelos’s profile retains House service 2023–Present even though its heading and district have already changed to Senate. Current individual profile headings may therefore show the next chamber early. No future candidate, November winner, inferred replacement, or unverified vacancy is assigned.

Names and affiliations for all 93 unique source identities come from the official legislative API; 56 House members and 29 senators are listed Republican, six House members and two senators Democrat. Senate District 14 follows the current official name Laura Taliaferro; the older seating chart uses Pearson, consistent with the same official profile’s historical photo and email identity.

Legal district authority is 2022 HB0100 (enrolled HEA 0062 / Chapter 112). The Secretary of State links the Legislative Service Office’s official post-2022 map distribution. Congressional geography is separate.

Census 2024 cartographic districts provide small-scale display. All 93 district IDs and display interior points are checked against the corresponding Legislative Service Office enacted-plan GIS polygons. Every cartographic ring and component is retained. Only district identifier fields are requested from legal GIS; historical political and demographic GIS attributes do not control this map.

These maps describe representation only. No statewide ACS measure, district demographic estimate, ZIP statistic or ZCTA finding is inferred.

Colors use each serving source identity’s explicit official party code. Counts are House 56 Republican / 6 Democrat and Senate 29 Republican / 2 Democrat. The API’s early future-Senate coding for two House members is reconciled using current-term seating charts and constitutional January timing, as explained in per-seat notes. No party is inferred from GIS fields or election candidates.

Legal authority: Wyoming 2022 HB0100 enacted legislative districts, distributed by the Legislative Service Office as post-2022 House and Senate GIS. Display: Census 2024 1:500,000 cartographic state legislative districts. All 93 identifiers and interior display points match corresponding official legal polygons; every source cartographic ring is retained. This is not an address-level district determination service.

Official roster sources

• Official 2026 House API — live portal data, with transition caveat ↗
• Official 2026 Senate API — live portal data, with transition caveat ↗
• Official 68th Legislature House seating chart, 2025–2026 — updated January 22, 2026 ↗
• Official 68th Legislature Senate seating chart, 2025–2026 — updated September 4, 2025 ↗
• Wyoming Constitution Article III section 5 — terms begin in January ↗
• Official Bob Davis profile — House 2023–2026 / Senate 2027 onward service fields ↗

District boundary sources

• Secretary of State — current 2022 legislative district map authority, linked to Legislative Service Office maps ↗
• Enrolled 2022 HB0100 — enacted 62 House / 31 Senate districts ↗
• Legislative Service Office — official adopted post-2022 House GIS ↗
• Legislative Service Office — official adopted post-2022 Senate GIS ↗
• Census 2024 House cartographic districts ↗
• Census 2024 Senate cartographic districts ↗

These maps describe representation. The 2024 ACS State Demographics authority remains statewide; no district, ZIP, or ZCTA demographic findings are inferred.

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