Bill Allemand is seeking another term representing Wyoming House District 58. The Republican incumbent is the only candidate in the race for the Nov. 3, 2026, general election, making the contest unopposed at this stage.
Candidate and race
Allemand is running for a district seat in the Wyoming State House rather than a statewide position. His party identification is Republican, and his status as the incumbent means he currently holds the House District 58 seat.
The race is listed as uncontested because no other candidate is running against Allemand. He is therefore the only candidate identified for this district in the 2026 general election. An uncontested race describes the candidate field; it is not a prediction about the election result.
Personal and professional background
Allemand has no candidate biography on file for the 2026 election. Beyond his status as the current House District 58 officeholder and his Republican affiliation, no personal or professional background is listed with his candidacy.
A candidate biography can give voters basic information about a person’s work, education, public service or community involvement. For this race, Allemand’s incumbency is the central biographical fact documented alongside his candidacy.
Policy positions
Allemand has no documented policy positions on file for the 2026 race. His positions on specific state issues are therefore not stated as part of his candidate entry.
The Republican label identifies Allemand’s political party, but a party label does not establish an individual position on a particular bill or policy question. Without documented positions attached to this candidacy, no stance can be assigned to him on taxes, education, public lands, health care or other matters that may come before the Wyoming Legislature.
His incumbent designation also does not, by itself, describe his policy priorities for another term. It identifies him as the current officeholder in House District 58.
Campaign finance
Fundraising, spending and cash-on-hand figures are not on file for Allemand’s 2026 campaign. That means there is no listed total for how much the campaign has raised, how much it has spent or how much money it currently holds.
A figure that is not on file should not be read as zero. A zero-dollar total and the absence of a filed total are different. Campaign finance filings may later provide voters with information about campaign contributions, expenses and remaining funds.
Election status and date
The House District 58 election is part of Wyoming’s 2026 general election, scheduled for Nov. 3, 2026. Allemand is currently the sole candidate in the race.
The main process questions before Election Day are whether the candidate listing changes and whether new campaign records add details about Allemand’s background, positions or finances. Any such updates would add to the public profile of the only candidate now running for the district seat.
