WYOMING — This morning, Wyoming State Representative Chuck Gray, announced that he has suspended his Congressional campaign.
“I will be suspending my campaign today,” Gray said in a media release.
While he will no longer campaign for a seat in the U.S. House of Representatives, he promised his supporters that he will continue to fight for conservative policies and values.
“I will continue focusing on legislative work, including our effort to call a special session to stop Biden’s unconstitutional, illegal, and immoral vaccine mandate.”
For the last six months, Gray has largely run on an anti-Liz Cheney platform. In the announcement of campaign suspension, Gray emphasized that the first and most important goal is to unite to defeat Liz Cheney.
“Liz Cheney has betrayed our values. And to counter Liz’s betrayal, our campaign has been focused on advancing Wyoming values,” Gray said. “We have focused on issues like election integrity, ending insider corruption, protecting the unborn, protecting the Second Amendment, shrinking the size and scope of government, and stopping the radical Left’s attacks on Wyoming industries.”
He concluded that although he will no longer continue in the race, he marks the campaign as a success due to the outpouring of support from conservative leaders and Wyomingites.
“I’m incredibly proud of the successful campaign we’ve run for the last six months. We have gained the support of tens of thousands of Wyomingites, thousands of grassroots donors from across the country, and conservative leaders here and nationally. And we have taken the lead in polling in this pivotal campaign because of our focus on conservative priorities.”
