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Wyoming Attorney General

Current State AG
Ryan Schelhaas (R)
Political Party
Republican
Assumed Office

2025

Ryan Schelhaas was named interim Wyoming Attorney General by Governor Mark Gordon in May 2025 following the departure of Attorney General Bridget Hill, who joined the Wyoming Supreme Court. AG Schelhaas joined the Wyoming Attorney General’s office in 2003, and has served as chief deputy attorney general since 2019. He previously spent more than a decade in the Civil Division of the attorney general’s office including as both deputy and section supervisor. Before joining the attorney general’s office, AG Schelhaas...

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Ryan Schelhaas was named interim Wyoming Attorney General by Governor Mark Gordon in May 2025 following the departure of Attorney General Bridget Hill, who joined the Wyoming Supreme Court. AG Schelhaas joined the Wyoming Attorney General’s office in 2003, and has served as chief deputy attorney general since 2019. He previously spent more than a decade in the Civil Division of the attorney general’s office including as both deputy and section supervisor. Before joining the attorney general’s office, AG Schelhaas worked as a civil litigator at Hirst Applegate in Cheyenne.

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State AGs are elected in 43 states and D.C. In Wyoming, the governor appoints the AG.

  • Next Election:November 3, 2026
  • Election Process:Appointed
  • Term/Limit:serves at pleasure of governor/none

Latest Wyoming Attorney General News & Insights

Interim Wyoming AG Named; New Entrants in AL and FL AG Races

Alabama AG Steve Marshall, a term-limited Republican, has announced his candidacy for the U.S. Senate seat currently held by Senator Tommy Tuberville. Former Alabama Supreme Court Justice Jay Mitchell, also a Republican, has entered the race for Alabama AG. In Wyoming, Ryan Schelhaas has been appointed the interim AG, effective May 28, 2025, following former…

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Deceptive Mailers Allegedly Used to Lure Customers into Overpriced Magazine Subscriptions

Colorado AG Phil Weiser and Wyoming AG Bridget Hill reached a settlement with marketing companies Atlantic Publishers Group, LLC and Publishers Partnership Services, LLC, and related individuals and entities (collectively “Defendants”) to resolve allegations that Defendants used deceptive practices to sell overpriced magazine subscriptions. The Colorado complaint alleged that Defendants targeted consumers with deceptive mailers…

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