Cale Case is a Republican Wyoming State Senator representing District 25 in Fremont County, based in Lander, Wyoming. Born on June 2, 1958, he has served in the Wyoming Legislature since 1999, following six years in the House from 1993 to 1998, making him a senior senator with over 25 years of service. As a natural resource economist and consultant, he holds leadership roles including Chairman of the Senate Corporations, Elections and Political Subdivisions Committee and senior member of the Revenue Committee, where he shapes taxation policy on minerals and has modernized Wyoming’s business, election, and utility laws. Notable positions include past membership on the Appropriations Committee and Select Committee on Tribal Relations; he has advised on energy issues, including work at the Illinois Commerce Commission on electric utilities and telecommunications, and consulted internationally on natural gas, electricity, and water infrastructure.

Education and Political Experience

• Education: Holds a Ph.D.; occupation listed as Economist.
• Political Experience:
  • Wyoming House of Representatives: 1993–1998.
  • Wyoming Senate District 25: 1999–present .
  • Key committees: Chairman, Corporations, Elections and Political Subdivisions; Senior member, Revenue Committee; past roles in Appropriations and Tribal Relations.
  • Authored articles on economics and public policy; focused on energy, utilities, and tribal relations, including guardianship work related to the Wind River Indian Reservation.