The State of Wyoming

Mark Gordon was elected Wyoming's 33rd Governor on Nov. 6, 2018. He was
sworn into office on January 7, 2019, and re-elected on November 8, 2022, with
74% of the vote.

Mark Gordon grew up on the family ranch in Kaycee, Wyoming, where he learned
the values of hard work, integrity, and the importance of working together. As
Governor, he brings those values to the table, maintaining his commitment to a
Wyoming where her citizens can pursue their dreams while the state retains her
unique character. He strongly believes Wyoming must chart its own course and is a
steadfast defender of its interests to do so.

As a conservative, Governor Gordon has worked tirelessly to set Wyoming on a
sustainable fiscal path. He is committed to making government more transparent,
accessible, productive, and efficient. He believes government is best when it is
closest to the people and is committed to giving local communities the tools they
need to thrive.

Governor Gordon served as Wyoming State Treasurer from October 2012 until
January 2019, when he was sworn in as Governor. During his time in office, he
was ranked in the top 100 "Most Significant and Impactful Public Investor
Executives." (The Sovereign Wealth Fund Institute)
During his first term, he successfully led Wyoming through some historically
difficult times. Consistently rated among the top ten governors in the country, he
has served as Chair of the Western Governors Association and spearheaded efforts
to diversify Wyoming's economy from technology and finance to agriculture,
energy, research, and tourism. Governor Gordon is a staunch advocate of quality
education in all modes, public and private, and for all children. A rancher,
mountaineer, and entrepreneur, he has experience in natural resource management,
building businesses and raising a family.

Governor Gordon and his wife Jennie have four grown children - Aaron; Anne; Bea with husband Austen and their son Crawford; and Spencer with wife Sarah, their son Everett, and twin daughters Violet and Eloise.