Libertarian candidate Holly M. Butler has announced her campaign for the Wyoming House of Representatives in House District 54, offering voters a choice focused on individual liberty, limited government, personal responsibility, and constitutional principles.
Butler is running as a Libertarian candidate with a commitment to bringing a strong voice for freedom and accountability to the Wyoming Legislature. Her campaign seeks to engage residents of House District 54 in meaningful conversations about the issues that affect their families, communities, businesses, and individual rights.
“I believe Wyoming citizens deserve representatives who will listen to them, respect their individual freedoms, and remain accountable to the people they serve,” said Holly M. Butler. “This campaign is about putting liberty first and making sure the voices of the people of House District 54 are heard in Cheyenne.”
As part of her effort to connect directly with voters, Butler hosts “Liberty Bell,” her campaign podcast and live program, every Saturday at 10:00 AM. The program provides an opportunity for voters to hear Butler discuss current issues, share her perspective on Wyoming government, and participate in an ongoing conversation about liberty and the future of the state.
Tune in to Liberty Bell live every Saturday at 10:00 AM here.
Voters can also learn more about Butler, her campaign, and her vision for House District 54 at: Holly M. Butler for Wyoming House District 54.
The Butler campaign invites residents of House District 54 to follow the campaign online, tune in to Liberty Bell, and become part of the conversation about the future of Wyoming.
About Holly M. Butler:
Holly M. Butler is a Libertarian candidate for Wyoming House District 54, campaigning to bring a principled voice for individual liberty, limited government, and personal responsibility to the Wyoming Legislature.
Website: holly4hd54.com
Facebook: Holly Butler HD54
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