Jimmy Skovgard is a fifth-generation Wyomingite and political outsider positioning himself as an alternative to establishment Republican Harriet Hageman. Born in Spearfish, South Dakota, he grew up in Wyoming's Big Horn Basin and is a University of Wyoming graduate (1989). He served 12 years in the Wyoming Army National Guard, retiring honorably as a captain, and has worked in digital marketing, environmental technology, and oil field services. Running his own business, Skovgard emphasizes his lack of political experience and connections as his primary qualification, arguing that Washington has stopped listening to Wyoming values. His campaign focuses on accountability, listening to constituents, and implementing three core priorities: congressional term limits, secure technology for voter input, and limited government.

Harriet Hageman is a 63-year-old attorney and current U.S. Representative from Wyoming's at-large congressional district, serving since 2023. A fourth-generation Wyomingite, she grew up on a ranch near Fort Laramie and earned degrees from the University of Wyoming. She practiced law for 34 years as a litigator specializing in water rights, property rights, and challenges to federal overreach. Hageman previously ran for governor in 2018 and served on the Republican National Committee. She achieved national prominence when she defeated incumbent Congresswoman Liz Cheney by 37 points in the 2022 Republican primary with Trump's endorsement, and won her 2024 House re-election by 48 points.

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