Wyoming State AFL-CIO

08/18/2026

Voted today? We want to see it! Tag us or send us your "I Voted" pics—let's show Wyoming what working people showing up looks like. 🗳️

This is what leadership looks like.

Rich and Rob—Business Manager and Organizer for UA Local 192—squeezed voting into their lunch break last week. No fanfare, no time off, just working people showing up because it matters.

That's the deal in Wyoming: nobody hands it to you, so you make the time. Leaders don't just tell folks to vote—they roll up their sleeves and do it themselves.

Proud to stand with the pipefitters. Now go do your part.

08/18/2026

Today's the day, Wyoming. 🗳️

Primary elections decide most races in our state, which means the choices made today matter more than almost any vote you'll cast all year.

The working people of Wyoming did the homework so you don't have to. Our statewide legislative recommendations come straight from the delegates of the 63rd Annual Constitutional Convention of the Wyoming State AFL-CIO—folks who build, teach, heal, protect, and keep this state running.

These aren't partisan picks. They're the candidates who've shown they'll stand up for Wyoming's working families, our freedom to earn a fair paycheck, and the values of self-reliance and neighbor-helping-neighbor that make this state what it is.

See who's earned labor's support in your district:
👉https://wyomingaflcio.org/endorsements

Polls are open—go vote your paycheck. 💪

In Wyoming, the primary is the election that matters most. Most races are decided on August 18th. Sitting it out means letting someone else pick your representation before the general election even happens. These are the Republican primary candidates who came out ahead for working Wyomingites — so...

05/05/2026

Congrats Class of 2026!!! 🎓⚡️🔌

We are excited to help the 18 students of the Class of 2026 celebrate their hard work towards completing the apprenticeship program over the past four years.

Congratulations, and what a fitting week to celebrate during National Apprenticeship Week.

05/05/2026

Brotherhood gathering in Cheyenne! Families welcome.

It's that time again!! Family friendly spot and always a good time!!

05/02/2026

We’ve been a little busy today — organizing, rallying in Casper, fighting for Wyoming workers. You know, the usual.

But we couldn’t let May Day go by without saying this:

Some people say we already won. That unions had their moment but working people are fine now.

Tell that to the Wyoming worker whose paycheck isn’t keeping up with groceries. Or rent. Or gas.

We work harder every year. The billionaires get richer every year. That’s not an accident — it’s a strategy. And the strategy only works if we stay divided.

We refuse.

May Day was born in America, fought for by workers who bled for the 8-hour day and the weekend. That fight isn’t history. It’s happening right now — in our legislature, in our communities, in our state.

We keep fighting. 💪

04/27/2026

Tuesday is Workers Memorial Day — and this year, we’re holding the line.

Join us Tuesday, April 28 at 5:30 PM on the Wyoming State Capitol Steps for our annual ceremony, co-hosted with the Wyoming Trial Lawyers Association. We’ll honor the 37 Wyoming workers killed on the job in 2024, and remember Alex “Tuff” Harsha, lost in 2025 — including a moving tribute from his aunt, Jessica Isaacson, and a closing song dedicated to his daughter Paisley.

For over two decades, Wyoming has consistently ranked among the worst states in the nation for workplace fatalities. These are our neighbors, our family members, our fellow Wyomingites. Come stand with us.