Steve Harshman is seeking election to Wyoming House District 37 in the Nov. 3, 2026, general election. Harshman is a Republican and the incumbent in the state House seat. The race is uncontested, with no other candidate listed.
The House District 37 race
Harshman is running in Wyoming State House District 37. This is a state legislative race, separate from contests for federal offices or statewide positions.
The general election is scheduled for Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2026. Harshman is identified as the Republican candidate and current officeholder. Because the contest is listed as uncontested, voters do not currently have a second candidate to compare with Harshman in this district.
An uncontested designation describes the candidate field in this specific race. It does not change the scheduled general election date or Harshman’s status as a candidate for the seat.
Harshman’s background
Harshman enters the race as the incumbent, meaning he already holds the Wyoming House District 37 seat. No candidate biography is on file.
The record does not list details about his education, employment, community activities, previous campaigns or other personal background. Harshman’s incumbency and Republican affiliation are the biographical identifiers attached to his 2026 candidacy.
Those details give voters two basic points of context: Harshman is seeking to continue serving in the state House, and he is running as a Republican. There is no opponent in the listed general election contest.
Documented policy positions
No documented policy positions are on file for Harshman in this race. There are no listed statements describing his views on state spending, taxes, education, public lands, energy, health care or other matters that could come before the Wyoming Legislature.
As a result, no specific policy stance can be attributed to Harshman in this candidate profile. His Republican affiliation identifies his party, but party affiliation alone does not establish a candidate’s position on an individual issue.
The absence of documented positions also means there is no issue-by-issue comparison to make within House District 37. The race has one listed candidate and no recorded platform statements for that candidate.
Campaign finance information
Campaign finance totals are not on file for Harshman. There is no listed amount for money raised, money spent or cash on hand.
Without those figures, the size of Harshman’s campaign account and the level of campaign financial activity cannot be stated. No fundraising total, spending total or current balance can be assigned to the campaign.
These three categories measure different parts of campaign activity. Funds raised cover money received, funds spent cover campaign expenditures, and cash on hand reflects the remaining balance. None has a recorded figure for Harshman’s 2026 campaign.
What voters can follow
The central process question is whether House District 37 remains uncontested through the 2026 general election. Voters can also watch for candidate information that identifies Harshman’s policy priorities or adds biographical details.
Campaign finance entries would offer another measure of activity if totals are filed for money raised, spending or cash on hand. The election itself is set for Nov. 3, 2026, when the House District 37 contest will be decided.
