Lloyd Charles Larsen is a Republican member of the Wyoming House of Representatives, representing District 54 since January 2013. Born in Monticello, Utah, he has served over a decade in the state legislature, winning his initial election in 2012 after the retirement of incumbent Del McOmie, securing 51.5% in the Republican primary and 55.3% in the general election. A longtime resident of Lander, Wyoming, Larsen co-founded Triple L, Inc., a petroleum service and supply company, with his father and brother in 1983, operating it for 35 years until 2014. He has been married to Rebecca for over 45 years , with six children and 21 grandchildren. Larsen emphasizes Wyoming's business challenges, family values, and policies supporting employment, health care, and natural resources.

Education and Political Experience

Educational details are not specified in available records. Larsen's political experience spans more than ten years as a Republican Representative for House District 54 , with notable leadership in committees on mental health, tribal relations, health facilities, capital financing, natural resources, and energy. Key roles include:
- 2024: Chairman, Mental Health & Vulnerable Adult Task Force; Riverton State Office Task Force; Select Committee on Capital Financing & Investments.
- 2022: Chairman, Joint Legislative and Executive Task Force on Department of Health Facilities; Select Committees on Mental Health & Substance Abuse and Tribal Relations.
- 2020 and 2018: Multiple chairmanships in tribal relations, health facilities, federal natural resource management, and energy-related groups, plus House Appropriations membership.