A message from State House of Representatives candidate Shannon Brennan:
JACKSON, Wyo. — District 23 needs more than a familiar face. It needs a conservative representative who understands government from the inside, who is familiar with the needs of Teton County, and knows how to turn complex problems into real results. That candidate is Shannon Brennan.
She understands government
With 35 years spanning four federal departments, Shannon knows how laws are made, how agencies work, and how to navigate the system to get things done for the people she represents. She doesn’t need a learning curve.
She’s already serving D23
Shannon isn’t new to local leadership. She has served on the Teton District Board of Health and currently is serving as a Trustee on the Board of St. John’s Health, is a member of the Wyoming Governor’s Groundwater Advisory Committee, and recently has helped to shape county policy on land use, water quality, and healthcare.
She will show up and deliver
Shannon commits to attending every session, every committee meeting, and every vote. She will hold recurring constituent listening events, build bipartisan coalitions in Cheyenne, and report back to District 23 with transparency and accountability.
Shannon Brennan stands for conservative values that guide cradle-to-grave consideration for Wyoming’s own. She’s focused on energy management, taxation, conservation, housing, healthcare and affordability.
She believes in limited government that is kept close to home; controlled state spending and budgets built on demonstrated need; property tax relief; protection of state investments such as the Mineral Trust Fund; strict voting laws; conservation, environmental stewardship, and balanced management/use of public lands; private property rights; Second Amendment rights; judicial transparency, employee-based affordable housing; and immigration management; among others.
Her platform is built on decades of hands-on experience with the issues that matter most to District 23 — not talking points, but real policy informed by real expertise. There is too much at stake to settle for anything less.
Vote for Shannon Brennan on Nov. 3.
