Bryan Miller Assumes Leadership of Wyoming Republican Party Amid Party Transformation
CODY, WY — On May 3, the Wyoming Republican Party appointed Bryan Miller as its new CEO following a pivotal vote at the Cody Auditorium. Miller, previously the chair of the Sheridan County GOP, runs a consulting firm and has been active in party politics throughout Wyoming. He won against Rebecca Bextel, a noted fundraiser with links to the party’s further-right faction, crediting his victory to years of dedication to local and state politics.
Miller expressed gratitude for the trust placed in him and outlined his vision to energize the party. He aims to enhance youth involvement and strengthen statewide engagement, inspired by trends in the national youth vote for the Republican Party. “Look at what President Trump did this time around with the youth vote. They are interested,” he remarked. Miller also emphasized a need for improved social media outreach and more community events aimed at younger audiences.
Miller’s appointment comes as he replaces Frank Eathorne, who led during a time of increasing division between moderate and more extreme party members. As party chair, Miller will oversee both the executive committee and the state central committee, responsible for shaping party policy and guiding legislative agendas.
The new CEO plans to revive the party’s Governance Review and Feedback Committee, a body that had ceased operations following controversies. Miller advocates for transparency and alignment with party principles, asserting that constituent feedback should direct legislative actions.
The state central committee is set to convene again on August 22 and 23, coinciding with the planning of precinct, county, and state conventions scheduled for next year, potentially reshaping the party’s platform. Miller’s leadership could mark a significant phase in the ongoing evolution of the Wyoming Republican Party.
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