Harriet Hageman.
United States Representative from Wyoming since 2023
- Reports this week
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- Active events
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- Connections
- 50
What's happening
Active this week
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FEC records show campaign funds, Hageman's Senate race opens, Trump won 71.6% of state vote, and Gray's vulnerabilities were noted.Some support1 report
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Leadership backing secured for Harriet Hageman for U.S. Senate and Chuck Gray for U.S. House in Wyoming.Well supported5 reports2 developments inside
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Influential figures including Mark Gordon, Cynthia Lummis, John Barrasso, and Harriet Hageman discuss how their respective roles advance Wyoming's energy resources, critical minerals, and U.S. interests.Some support2 reports5 developments inside
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Cynthia Lummis and Harriet Hageman weigh in on a Trump administration oil deal with Russia, with Lummis criticizing the purchase of Russian oil.Some support2 reports
Earlier this month
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Harriet Hageman is listed as a contender for Wyoming office, and Jim Byrd expressed support for Wyoming values.Some support1 report
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Chuck Gray seeks to replace Harriet Hageman in a contest for the state's at-large House seat.Some support5 reports
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Harriet Hageman is involved in proposing the Stop Climate Shakedowns Act of 2026 to protect U.S. energy producers from climate lawsuits.Some support1 report
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Harriet Hageman and Mark Gordon advocated for policy changes concerning public lands.Some support1 report
One to three months ago
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Ted Cruz and Harriet Hageman introduced legislation in Texas aimed at shielding the fossil fuel industry.Some support1 report
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David Heller applauded Harriet Hageman regarding a resolution.Some support1 report
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Harriet Hageman failed to respond to PBS invitations as candidates criticized opponents' lack of engagement.Some support2 reports
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Donald Trump and Harriet Hageman propose policy changes regarding U.S. citizenship and executive orders to manage birth tourism.Some support1 report
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Harriet Hageman and Andy Kim introduced the Senate companion to the SAFE Act.Some support1 report
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Harriet Hageman introduced a bill aimed at addressing AI censorship.Some support2 reports
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Harriet Hageman vacated her Senate seat due to retirement.Some support1 report
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The Associated Press reported election results on August 18th, declaring winners for Harriet Hageman, Chuck Gray, and Eric Barlow.Some support2 reports
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FEC posted campaign finance reports online as Jim King commented on campaign finance dynamics, coinciding with Harriet Hageman seeking Cynthia Lummis' open Senate seat.Well supported16 reports
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Harriet Hageman and Liz Cheney contested a primary election for office.Some support2 reports
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Harriet Hageman and Cynthia Lummis engaged in policy disagreement regarding public lands management and discussed efforts to replace a retiring incumbent.Some support3 reports1 development inside
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Harriet Hageman and Jillian Balow are contesting the vacant U.S. House seat.Some support1 report2 developments inside
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Candidates participated in a Republican debate, sharing stances on current Rep. Hageman.Some support1 report
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FEC reports track campaign finance data involving Harriet Hageman.Some support3 reports
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Harriet Hageman and James Gallagher are discussing potential future co-sponsorship of bills.Some support1 report
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Sierra Club is involved in defending clean air protections, while Harriet Hageman introduced legislation concerning the revocation of a waiver under the Clean Air Act.Some support2 reports
Gone quiet
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Harriet Hageman spoke at a forum sponsored by the League of Women Voters at Casper College in Casper.Some support3 reports
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Influential figures, including John Barrasso and Harriet Hageman, introduced bills seeking to repeal roadless forest protections and commented on existing rule loopholes.Some support4 reports
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Around Harriet Hageman this week
News at the entities that move Harriet Hageman most-
Donald Trump OperationalPolitical figures, including Abdul El-Sayed, Haley Stevens, and Donald Trump, are facing primary challenges and viability issues.Moves Harriet Hageman
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Chuck Gray OperationalChuck Gray advocates for West Coast states to open ports for coal and opposes China's illegal dumping of soda ash.Moves Harriet Hageman
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House StructuralRick Wilson discussed accountability process models, noting the shift from a Nuremberg fantasy to a postwar purge model.Moves Harriet Hageman
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John Barrasso TransactionalSenate political maneuvering unfolds as John Cornyn is named a confidant of John Thune, John Barrasso supports Thune, and Hakeem Jeffries is identified as the incoming Democratic leader.Moves Harriet Hageman
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James Byrd OperationalJames Byrd is campaigning in Wyoming, discussing issues with Boomerang and seeking to represent the state's people.Moves Harriet Hageman
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National Federation of Independent Business TransactionalNFIB endorsed several candidates for federal office, including Michael Alfonso, Bryan Steil, Tony Wied, and Derrick Van Orden.Moves Harriet Hageman
Connections
The 34 strongest of 50, analyzed from the reporting. The bars show how strongly a change on one side reaches the other.-
Cynthia Lummis Operational
Harriet Hageman is actively campaigning and competing against Cynthia Lummis for the vacant Wyoming Senate seat.
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Chuck Gray Operational
The two political candidates are actively competing against each other for various elected offices.
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Donald Trump Operational
Donald Trump provides active political endorsement and backing for Harriet Hageman's campaigns.
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Federal Election Commission Structural
Harriet Hageman's campaign activities are formally regulated and processed by the Federal Election Commission.
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Liz Cheney Operational
The two individuals are active political rivals who have contested primary elections and sought election in the U.S. House race.
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House Structural
Harriet Hageman serves as the sole representative of Wyoming in the House of Representatives.
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Jim Byrd Operational
The two individuals are engaged in a competitive political race as Republican opponents.
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Colorado Structural
Harriet Hageman's legislation formally influences and affects the regulatory rules of Colorado.
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Ted Cruz Operational
Both introduce legislative efforts aimed at protecting the fossil fuel industry.
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John Barrasso Transactional
John Barrasso endorsed Harriet Hageman in a Senate race, which she acknowledged.
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National Park Service Operational
Harriet Hageman actively advocates for and supports funding for the National Park Service through committee testimony.
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James Byrd Operational
The two candidates are engaged in direct competitive interaction during an election cycle.
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Jillian Balow Operational
The two individuals are actively competing against each other for the vacant U.S. House seat.
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Andy Kim Operational
Both individuals are currently co-sponsoring the Senate companion to the SAFE Act.
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Casper College Transactional
Harriet Hageman spoke at an event hosted by Casper College.
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Mark Gordon Mentioned together
Both individuals are cited as advocating for policy changes concerning public lands.
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house of representatives Operational
The evidence suggests that Harriet Hageman is involved in competitive political activities related to legislative office seeking.
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David Heller Operational
David Heller publicly applauded Harriet Hageman's legislative resolution.
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Texas Mentioned together
Harriet Hageman and Texas are co-mentioned as major fossil fuel producers.
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Gavin Newsom Operational
Harriet Hageman criticized Gavin Newsom regarding political mismanagement of river policy.
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National Federation of Independent Business Transactional
NFIB endorsed Harriet Hageman for a Senate election.
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Casper Shared context
Harriet Hageman spoke at a forum held in Casper.
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National Republican Senatorial Committee Transactional
The National Republican Senatorial Committee provided $62,000 in receipts to Harriet Hageman.
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Wyoming Shared context
Harriet Hageman is running for U.S. Senate in the state of Wyoming.
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Associated Press Transactional
Associated Press reported that Harriet Hageman clinched the Senate race.
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James Gallagher Operational
The relationship is characterized by the potential future co-sponsorship of legislative bills.
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Wyoming Shared context
Harriet Hageman is a political contender operating within the jurisdiction of Wyoming.
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Farm Service Agency Shared context
Harriet Hageman advocates for ranchers, who are served by the Farm Service Agency.
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PBS Transactional
A was invited by B but failed to respond to the invitations.
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senate Shared context
Harriet Hageman is running for a seat within the Senate.
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Josh Caldwell Operational
Josh Caldwell actively opposes a legislative bill introduced by Harriet Hageman.
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Converse County Shared context
Harriet Hageman is contextually associated with Converse County.
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state Shared context
Harriet Hageman operates within the political and geographic context of a state, holding a House seat in Wyoming.
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Alaska Shared context
Harriet Hageman is observed participating in political activities within a state context.
History
Events by the month they beganOctober 2026
3 events- FEC records show campaign funds, Hageman's Senate race opens, Trump won 71.6% of state vote, and Gray's vulnerabilities were noted.
- Cynthia Lummis and Harriet Hageman weigh in on a Trump administration oil deal with Russia, with Lummis criticizing the purchase of Russian oil.
- Harriet Hageman is listed as a contender for Wyoming office, and Jim Byrd expressed support for Wyoming values.
September 2026
7 events- Harriet Hageman is involved in proposing the Stop Climate Shakedowns Act of 2026 to protect U.S. energy producers from climate lawsuits.
- Harriet Hageman and Mark Gordon advocated for policy changes concerning public lands.
- Ted Cruz and Harriet Hageman introduced legislation in Texas aimed at shielding the fossil fuel industry.
- David Heller applauded Harriet Hageman regarding a resolution.
- Harriet Hageman failed to respond to PBS invitations as candidates criticized opponents' lack of engagement.
- Donald Trump and Harriet Hageman propose policy changes regarding U.S. citizenship and executive orders to manage birth tourism.
- Harriet Hageman and Andy Kim introduced the Senate companion to the SAFE Act.
August 2026
5 events- Chuck Gray seeks to replace Harriet Hageman in a contest for the state's at-large House seat.
- Harriet Hageman vacated her Senate seat due to retirement.
- The Associated Press reported election results on August 18th, declaring winners for Harriet Hageman, Chuck Gray, and Eric Barlow.
- Harriet Hageman and Liz Cheney contested a primary election for office.
- Candidates participated in a Republican debate, sharing stances on current Rep. Hageman.
Show 2 earlier months
July 2026
7 events- Leadership backing secured for Harriet Hageman for U.S. Senate and Chuck Gray for U.S. House in Wyoming.
- FEC posted campaign finance reports online as Jim King commented on campaign finance dynamics, coinciding with Harriet Hageman seeking Cynthia Lummis' open Senate seat.
- Harriet Hageman and Cynthia Lummis engaged in policy disagreement regarding public lands management and discussed efforts to replace a retiring incumbent.
- FEC reports track campaign finance data involving Harriet Hageman.
- Harriet Hageman and James Gallagher are discussing potential future co-sponsorship of bills.
- Sierra Club is involved in defending clean air protections, while Harriet Hageman introduced legislation concerning the revocation of a waiver under the Clean Air Act.
- Harriet Hageman spoke at a forum sponsored by the League of Women Voters at Casper College in Casper.
June 2026
4 events- Influential figures including Mark Gordon, Cynthia Lummis, John Barrasso, and Harriet Hageman discuss how their respective roles advance Wyoming's energy resources, critical minerals, and U.S. interests.
- Harriet Hageman introduced a bill aimed at addressing AI censorship.
- Harriet Hageman and Jillian Balow are contesting the vacant U.S. House seat.
- Influential figures, including John Barrasso and Harriet Hageman, introduced bills seeking to repeal roadless forest protections and commented on existing rule loopholes.