W. Frank Eathorne is a 48-year-old Wyoming native, born in Douglas and raised on the family ranch near Bill, Wyoming. Frank attended Converse county schools and graduated from Douglas High School in 1987. He earned degrees from Casper College and Chadron State College, a BA in Criminal Justice. Frank and Theresa have been married for 26 years and have 3 children, Lauren, Abigail, and son Jade. Theresa is the major partner in their family business and holds a BA in Business, and has worked corporately in the field of Human Resources.   Frank and Theresa have served as Precinct Committee man and woman in Converse County since 2002. In addition to the Precinct Committeeman responsibilities, Frank has also served as in every office of the county party including two terms as Chairman concluding in 2012. He has served as delegate to four state conventions and co-chaired the Resolutions committee, and is currently serving his third term as State Committeeman. This year Frank won the vice-chairmanship, positioning him to succeed to the Chairmanship.

CHEYENNE, WY - The Wyoming Republican Party would like to commend Senate President Eli Bebout, Speaker Steve Harshman and the members of the Legislative Management Council for their leadership during Wednesday’s meeting in Cheyenne.  The Council took up the delicate job of reviewing the Anti-Discrimination and Sexual Harassment Policy which was revised by Management Council on February 10, 2018. 

April earned a B.S. from the University of Michigan in 1997. She is a real estate broker and has been a Wyoming resident for 21 years. She and her husband, Dan, have 2 children.  Active in Republican grassroots politics for over 19 years,  April is currently a precinct woman in Campbell County. She has been a delegate to two GOP state conventions.

BIG CONGRATULATIONS to Wyoming's John Barrasso and Liz Cheney for their election for congressional leadership roles. We join them in celebrating this accomplishment and encourage them to continue to fight for Republican values! P.C. Casper Star Tribune

As we reflect on the past week we celebrate the red wave that swept Wyoming. From the U.S. Senate and Congressional seat, to the Governor’s election defying 52 years of tradition and keeping a Republican in that office, to state and local races you the voters got out and made your voice heard.

This Veteran's Day we send sincere gratitude to those who have fought and are fighting for our country. We couldn't be more thankful!

Today we want to wish America's U.S. Marine Corps a Happy Birthday. We express our gratitude the the many vigilant men and women across Wyoming who have served our country as Marines.

Recent Wyoming Republican Party events show the momentum building for the RepublicanCandidates as Election Day draws near. The spirit of unity shown by Republican candidates after the primary has continued andgained momentum.

National Committeewoman Marti Halverson lives in Etna.  She has been active in grass roots Republican politics since the 1960s in Illinois, Pennsylvania and Wyoming.  In addition to representing Wyoming at the RNC since 2012, she serves in the Wyoming House of Representatives.  Her district covers precincts in Lincoln, Sublette and Teton Counties.  Marti has been a Lincoln County Republican Precinct Committeewoman for 18 years.