Matt Mead was sworn in as Wyomings 32nd governor on January 3, 2011. After law school, Mead served as a county and federal prosecutor, practiced in a private firm, and served as United States Attorney for Wyoming from October 2001 to June 2007. Since taking office, Mead has continued to travel to communities around the state to hear from residents in the places where they live and work. He maintains an open door policy in his office at the Capitol Building.
NewGov members and SuperVoters have more influence over government policy than our neighbors, so we work with our representatives to change the future, together.
