Uinta County Democrats

07/06/2026

06/27/2026

Wyoming needs us. And there are more of us out here than you think. 😃

# # # We need you! Help us fill vacancies and gather volunteers to ensure Uinta County has free and fair elections!

04/02/2026

https://www.mobilize.us/wyodems/event/928325/

Uinta County Dems will convene to elect delegates to the state convention, adopt a county party platform for 2026, pass any resolutions brought forward and discuss County Central Party leadership positions. All voters registered to vote as Democrats in Uinta County by April 26, 2026 are eligible to....

04/02/2026

You can find more about the convention on website, the local paper and other sites online!
https://www.mobilize.us/wyodems/event/928325/

07/16/2025

For the past several years, Uinta County Dems have volunteered to support the Fort Bridger Rendezvous by staffing one of the entrances. Please help us keep this tradition alive and remind folks that we're here for good! 👇
https://uinta.wyodems.net/lets-rendezvous/

03/14/2025

Our schools, our jobs, our democracy — everything is on the line. Wyoming’s lone Congresswoman needs to hear from YOU. Bring your questions. Bring your voice. SHOW UP.

02/01/2025

Black history month. Day 1.

George Washington Carver was an influential African American scientist, inventor, and educator, best known for his work with crops like peanuts, sweet potatoes, and soybeans. Born into slavery in the early 1860s, Carver overcame significant adversity, eventually earning a degree in agricultural science from Iowa State Agricultural College.

He became famous for promoting crop rotation to restore nitrogen to soil, a practice that helped improve the quality of soil in the South, which had been depleted by cotton farming. Carver also developed hundreds of products from peanuts, including cosmetics, gasoline, and plastics, although many of the widely circulated claims about peanut-based inventions (like peanut butter) are more myths than facts.

His work with agriculture extended beyond just inventing products—he focused on helping impoverished farmers improve their lives through sustainable practices. Carver was also a prominent figure in the early 20th century’s push for African American advancement, advocating for economic empowerment and education.

He spent much of his life at the Tuskegee Institute in Alabama, where he worked alongside Booker T. Washington to promote scientific research for agricultural development. His legacy lives on through his contributions to agriculture and his role in breaking down racial barriers in education and science.

01/22/2025

Wyoming’s money managers fear losses from Freedom Caucus’ investment restrictions - WyoFile https://wyofile.com/wyomings-money-managers-fear-losses-from-freedom-caucus-investment-restrictions/

Right now more than HB 100 or HB 200, get the word out about HB 80.

The House Freedom Caucus’ proposed ban on environmental and socially minded investing threatens pensions and stock returns, the state’s investment chiefs say.

01/22/2025

https://cowboystatedaily.com/2025/01/18/tom-lubnau-short-sighted-bills-have-us-barreling-toward-a-wyoming-income-tax/?utm_source=Klaviyo&utm_medium=campaign&_kx=G2U1k4GpNiM-ZxzLWeZh8jTADGLZ7HkXj3RBQR2vI1o.UXPtrV

Tom Lubnau writes, "The Legislature is looking at 'backfilling' property tax cuts with state savings and funds from taxpayers. The reason it's…