Chuck Gray is a Republican serving as Wyoming's 24th Secretary of State, elected in 2022. He previously represented House District 57 in Natrona County in the Wyoming House of Representatives for three terms from 2017 to 2022. Notable achievements include sponsoring Wyoming's first pro-life ultrasound bill in 30 years, leading the voter ID law , and advancing election integrity reforms such as proof-of-citizenship requirements, bans on ranked-choice voting, and restrictions on foreign election funding. He is a six-time CPAC award winner for his conservative voting record, recipient of Wyoming Right to Life's Platinum Award, Club for Growth’s Award for Economic Freedom, and Principles of Liberty legislative award. Gray also led efforts against Washington state's coal export block to protect Wyoming energy jobs and stopped the University of Wyoming from covering abortions in student healthcare plans.

Education and Political Experience

• Education: Earned a B.S. in economics from the Wharton School of Business in 2012.
• Early Career: Worked as a radio executive and hosted a conservative radio show from 2013 to 2019.
• Political Roles: Wyoming House Representative , serving on committees including Minerals, Business & Economic Development; Agriculture, State and Public Lands; Revenue; Judiciary; and Management Audit. Currently Wyoming Secretary of State, overseeing elections, business registrations, trademarks, securities regulation, and serving on the State Loan and Investment Board, Board of Land Commissioners, and State Building Commission.