Webber, Nina

Our Constitutional Ranking for Webber will be determined after 2025 General Session.  Meanwhile, data is currently being posted under her Integrity tab.

Nina Webber was elected in 2024 as Representative for House District 24 in Park County.  She successfully beat Matt Hall in the Republican Primary, replacing Sandy Newsome who did not seek re-election.

She is up for reelection in 2026.

In Cheyenne, I pledge to:

• demand an audit of all state-funded entities.
• work towards a cash-based budget.
• work on reducing government spending instead of raising taxes and fees on the people of Wyoming.
• work on repealing outdated, unused laws.
• attend both local and state Republican meetings to actively represent the people of House District 

https://www.ninawebber.com/index.html

Overall  earns a (__) for Representation.

Attendance

Public Conduct

Sponsorship History

Committee Assignments

Overall  earns a (__) for Competence.

For more on the bills used to analyze these scores click here.  Special hat-tip goes out to Evidence Based Wyoming for use of their statistical tool to generate the following vote scores:

Overall  earns a (__) for Integrity.

Conflicts

Employment/Income

Memberships/Civic Organizations

Wyoming Republican National Committeewoman
President of the Wyoming Federation of Republican Women
Former Hot Springs County Clerk
BS in Marketing and Human Resources from the University of Wyoming
MBA from the University of Mary

Campaign Contributions

The table below shows all campaign contributions reported by the WY Secretary of State for FRIENDS OF NINA WEBBER.

In 2024 Webber received 33 contributions that total $15,650.  Of the 33 donations, 1 was from a PAC.  The total amount received from the PAC (Park County republican Party Central Committee) was $1500.

Click the arrows at the top of columns to sort the data by name, date, $ amount, etc.  (Data is publicly available records obtained from the Wyoming Secretary of State’s Wyoming’s Campaign Finance Information System.)