Background
Cody Wylie was born in Rock Springs, Wyoming. He earned a bachelor's degree from the University of Wyoming in 2011. His career experience includes working as a construction manager. As of 2022, Wylie served on the Rock Springs planning and zoning board.[1]
- Bachelor's:
- University of Wyoming, 2011
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Who are you? Tell us about yourself.
Wyoming native, lifelong republican, conservative, businessman, family oriented, Wyoming educated! A lifelong resident of Sweetwater County Cody graduated from Rock Springs High school, later gaining an associate degree at Western Wyoming Community College and then received his bachelor's degree at the University of Wyoming in political science. While attending the University, Cody would meet his now loving wife Marie. Upon graduation Cody would return home to Sweetwater County and join his family's construction business. A third-generation builder and businessman Cody would gain a unique understanding of the county's economic innerworkings and outlook. Cody's wife Marie finished her degree in criminal justice at the University and relocated to Sweetwater County becoming a Sheriff's Deputy. The Wylie's have recently started a family and plan on a bright future within our local community.
Please list below 3 key messages of your campaign. What are the main points you want voters to remember about your goals for your time in office?
Economic diversification and developmentStates' rightsReduce government regulations
What areas of public policy are you personally passionate about?
At this point in our history as a nation and a state, I believe it is imperative to find the common sense and common ground we need to work together. At the same time, I believe that as a conservative Republican I must defend the conservative policies I believe in. Such as our 2nd amendment right to bear arms, our right to Free Speech, Wyoming’s Water rights. Wyoming’s right to manage and govern the public lands within our boarders. Low taxes and little government regulation. To name a few.
What qualities do you possess that you believe would make you a successful officeholder?
I believe I have been taught to do what is right even if it is hard. Work ethic is a major part of my character and I believe that is how a person can better themselves and their families. Honesty, integrity, drive, education, understanding are all the values I have been taught to incorporate into my everyday life and I have been better for it. As a young man I was told anything that a person does in life has their name on it so make it count because people will remember!
What legacy would you like to leave?
I want to leave this world, Wyoming, Sweetwater County, my family, and the people that know of me better than before I was a part of it. If I can achieve this while upholding my values, I will have been a happy and proud man.
What is something that has been a struggle in your life?
I was diagnosed as a young man with Learning Disabilities. School was always a struggle having to find new and different ways of learning. It wasn’t until college did, I understand that putting in the endless hours of work and frustration was a strength rather than a disability.
On the 2026 ballot
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