Race at a glance
Daniel Singh is running for reelection to the Wyoming House in District 61. He is a Republican and the incumbent, meaning he is the district’s current state representative.
The general election is scheduled for Nov. 3, 2026. The District 61 race is listed as uncontested, with Singh as the only candidate in the race. There is no candidate from another party listed against him.
For voters, the uncontested status means the race does not offer a choice between competing candidates. Singh’s name, party affiliation and status as the current officeholder are the central identifying details in the contest.
Singh’s background
Singh has no candidate biography listed for the 2026 race. Beyond his party affiliation, incumbency and candidacy in District 61, no personal, educational or professional background is included in his candidate record.
His incumbent status distinguishes him from a first-time candidate. It identifies Singh as someone who already holds the House seat and is seeking another term. The record does not state how long he has served or describe previous elections, committee assignments or other public roles.
Those limits matter when assessing the candidate solely through official records. They leave voters without a listed account of Singh’s experience outside the basic fact that he currently represents the district in the Wyoming House.
Policy positions
No documented policy positions are listed for Singh in this race. There is no official candidate stance recorded on state spending, taxes, education, public lands, energy, health care or other issues that may come before the Wyoming Legislature.
That does not support assigning Singh a position based only on his Republican affiliation or incumbent status. A party label identifies his political affiliation, but it does not establish a specific view on an individual bill or policy question.
With no documented positions listed, voters cannot use the candidate record to compare Singh’s stated priorities with those of an opponent. The race is uncontested, and no opposing candidate’s platform appears alongside his.
Campaign finance and election process
No fundraising total is listed for Singh’s 2026 campaign. Spending and cash-on-hand figures also are not listed. A missing total is different from a reported figure of zero, so no dollar amount can be assigned to his campaign activity.
Singh remains the sole listed candidate for the District 61 general election. The main process questions before Nov. 3 are whether the race’s uncontested status changes and whether campaign finance figures, a candidate biography or documented policy positions are added.
The election will determine who represents District 61 in the Wyoming House. As the listed Republican incumbent in an uncontested race, Singh enters the general election without a named opponent, but this profile does not predict an outcome.
