Harriet Hageman

Energy Policy

Supports expanded domestic fossil fuel production and opposes federal restrictions on oil, gas, and coal development.

Hageman has publicly discussed energy issues, including in a segment on Energy, Trump & Iran, emphasizing Wyoming's traditional energy industries and opposing federal overreach on energy regulation.

Wildlife Management / Endangered Species Act

Supports delisting gray wolves from federal endangered species protections and returning management authority to states.

Hageman has criticized delays in wolf delisting legislation, blaming 'elitist East Coast politicians' for stalling the bill, indicating a strong states'-rights stance on wildlife management.

Technology and Data Privacy

Advocates for corporate accountability regarding environmental and community impacts of tech infrastructure, such as data centers.

Hageman has demanded answers from Meta over allegations of data center water contamination, signaling scrutiny of large tech companies' environmental practices.

Children's Online Safety

Supports increased transparency and accountability in children's media content ratings.

Hageman introduced a resolution demanding transparency in children's content ratings, reflecting a focus on child safety and parental oversight in media consumption.

Veterans Affairs

Supports improved services and accountability for veterans' healthcare.

Hageman visited the Sheridan VA Medical Center, indicating engagement with veterans' issues and oversight of VA healthcare delivery in Wyoming.

Campaign Finance and Political Alignment

Aligns closely with national conservative and Trump-aligned political networks, drawing substantial support from national PACs.

Reports indicate Hageman's campaign is heavily funded by national PACs and out-of-state donors, and she has received endorsement from the Wyoming GOP alongside other conservative candidates.

Government Accountability

Positions herself as a political outsider focused on reducing federal overreach and holding government agencies accountable.

Hageman's public engagements, including her transparency-focused resolution and criticism of federal agencies' wolf delisting delays, reflect a broader message of accountability and limited federal government intervention.