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  • Bryan McCarty

    Will Bryan McCarty win the 2026 Wyoming Secretary of State election?

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Bryan McCarty

Bryan McCarty

Democratic candidate for Secretary of State in Wyoming

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1%chance to win

$1.9KNOV 7, 2026

Candidate Overview

Key details about the candidate’s background, party, office sought and current campaign.

Current roleRailroad industry professional

PartyDemocratic

Political ideologyMainstream Democrat

GenderMale

LocationWyoming

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BackgroundRailroad industry professional

EducationMBA, University of British Columbia

Notable personal detailsBryan McCarty is a Democratic candidate for Wyoming Secretary of State in 2026. He lives in Worland, Wyoming, and has described a private-sector career largely in the railroad industry, with experience in internal audit and regulatory compliance, including work connected to General Electric. He has stated he holds an MBA and Six Sigma training/credentials, and has emphasized election administration, business filings oversight, and public-lands stewardship as priorities.

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Political Positions

LiberalConservative

Economy & Taxes

McCarty favors less regulation for businesses so long as public welfare is protected, and says he would use his background to scrutinize business registrations and transparency. His public materials do not lay out a clear tax-cut or tax-increase agenda, so his economy-and-taxes position is mixed rather than clearly ideological.

Healthcare

Bryan McCarty has been described as defending rural health care, but the available public material does not lay out a detailed healthcare policy agenda. His documented campaign focus is on democratic institutions and election administration rather than healthcare reform.

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