District 62 candidate
Kevin Campbell is the Republican incumbent in Wyoming House District 62. He is running in the general election scheduled for Nov. 3, 2026, and the contest is listed as uncontested.
The incumbent designation means Campbell currently holds the District 62 seat. His Republican affiliation identifies the party under which he is running in this election. The uncontested designation means no opposing candidate is listed in the race.
Those three details — his status as an incumbent, his Republican affiliation and the uncontested race — define Campbell’s place in the 2026 contest. An uncontested designation describes the candidate field; it is not a vote tally or an election result. The election remains scheduled for Nov. 3.
Background and public profile
Campbell does not have a candidate biography on file. That leaves no official biographical details to describe beyond his current role as the District 62 incumbent and his status as a Republican candidate in the 2026 election.
The candidate listing does not identify details such as Campbell’s education, employment history or previous experience outside his current incumbency. It also does not list personal background information. As a result, his official profile for this race centers on the office he now holds and the election in which he is running.
His incumbency is distinct from a personal or professional biography. It establishes that he is the current officeholder seeking another term, but it does not by itself describe his work outside the Legislature, his reasons for running or the issues he plans to emphasize during the election.
Policy positions
Campbell has no documented policy positions on file for the District 62 race. There are no listed positions to attribute to him on state spending, education, taxes, public lands or other matters that may come before the Wyoming House.
Party affiliation alone does not establish a candidate’s individual position on a specific issue. Campbell’s Republican identification describes his place in the election, while a policy position would require a documented statement tied directly to him. No such positions are listed for this contest.
That distinction is important for voters comparing a candidate’s party, experience and stated priorities. Campbell’s incumbency and party are documented parts of his candidacy, but they do not supply specific issue positions.
Campaign finance and election status
No totals are on file for the amount Campbell has raised, the amount his campaign has spent or the cash it has on hand. The absence of listed figures should not be treated as a reported balance of zero; there is no dollar amount attached to any of the three categories.
The next fixed point in the race is the general election on Nov. 3, 2026. Campbell is the only candidate listed in the uncontested District 62 contest. Any later changes to the candidate field, campaign finance figures, biographical details or documented policy positions would add to the public picture of the race before Election Day.
