U.S. Senate · 2026
Qualitative research dossier. No comprehensive numeric score or endorsement is assigned from these statements alone.
Research checked October 8, 2026 | Edition 10
Inventory completeness is not policy-audit completeness. Missing evidence is unscored. Party platforms are not imputed to individuals.
Harriet Hageman’s House record supplies support for the 2025 law and her campaign emphasizes energy and rural healthcare. James Byrd discusses privacy, care access, and tariff costs in campaign coverage. Cynthia Lummis is not the nominee.
Hageman’s House action is her record, not Lummis’s Senate record. Energy and rural-health claims need household-cost and access evidence. Byrd’s privacy direction overlaps with liberty, but mechanisms require verification. P08 supplies national directional trade evidence, not Wyoming-specific consent.
Lead source: https://www.thegreenpapers.com/G26/WY
Directory and selected official-status fields from the Edition 10 research inventory. A directory listing is not final certification.
Democratic · Ballot status: not independently certified in the selected official extracts
former state Representative James Willard "Jim" Byrd • FEC S6WY00217; 29 Jul 26; Tot $22,559; Dsb $23,293
Campaign / directory link · FEC S6WY00217
Republican · Ballot status: not independently certified in the selected official extracts
Member of Congress Harriet Maxine Hageman • 23 December 2025: Candidate for the US Senate. • FEC S6WY00209; 29 Jul 26; Tot $2,435,023; Dsb $2,402,617
Campaign / directory link · FEC S6WY00209
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