Meet Rebecca

Meet Rebecca Bextel

Small-business owner, wife, mother of four, and a proven conservative fighter running for Governor of Wyoming in 2026.

Rebecca Bextel with her husband Jonathan and their four daughters near the Grand Tetons
Rebecca with her husband, Jonathan, and their four daughters near the Grand Tetons.
Rebecca Bextel and her husband Jonathan with President Trump
Rebecca and Jonathan with President Trump, championing Wyoming's conservative values.

Meet Rebecca

A Wyoming Voice for Wyoming Families

For more than 20 years, Rebecca has called Wyoming home, building a life, raising a family, and operating small businesses with her husband, Jonathan. She understands the hard work, independence, and personal responsibility that define Wyoming's Western spirit.

Rebecca entered politics after watching outside consultants and political insiders take advantage of Wyoming. She challenged wasteful spending, filed public-records requests, demanded accountability from government officials, and fought policies that threatened Wyoming's conservative values.

She went on to serve as a Republican precinct committeewoman, state committeewoman, and alternate delegate to the Republican National Convention in 2020 and 2024.

Calling yourself a conservative is easy. Standing firm when the pressure comes is what matters.

Rebecca is running for Governor to defend limited government, responsible spending, energy independence, the Second Amendment, property rights, the sanctity of life, parental rights, and our Western way of life.

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Why Rebecca Is Running for Governor

Rebecca is running to defend limited government, responsible spending, energy independence, the Second Amendment, property rights, the sanctity of life, parental rights, and our Western way of life. See exactly what she will do in her First 100 Days as Governor.

Rebecca Bextel visiting with Wyoming neighbors around a kitchen table

Strong · Independent · Free

Help Rebecca Get to Work for Wyoming

Keeping Wyoming strong, independent, and free starts with the people who live here.