Representative Paul Hoeft

Paul Hoeft is a Republican member of the Wyoming House of Representatives, representing District 25. He assumed office on January 6, 2025, and his current term is set to end on January 4, 2027.

Born in Oak Harbor, Washington, Paul Hoeft has a background that reflects both dedication and hard work. He graduated from Burlington-Edison High School and later earned an associate degree from Bellingham Technical Institute in 1978. His professional career includes extensive experience as a mechanic, a role that has undoubtedly shaped his practical and problem-solving approach to governance.

Hoeft’s journey into politics began with his successful campaign for the Wyoming House of Representatives in 2024. He ran on a platform that resonated with the values and priorities of his constituents in District 25. His victory in the general election marked the start of his tenure as a state legislator, where he has been committed to addressing the needs of his community and contributing to the legislative process.

Beyond his professional and political life, Hoeft is deeply rooted in his community. He is a benefactor member of the National Rifle Association (NRA) and has served as the Executive Director of the Heart Mountain Rod & Gun Club. These roles highlight his active involvement in civic organizations and his dedication to causes he believes in.

Paul Hoeft’s personal life is equally fulfilling. He is married to Rosalee Hoeft, and together they have two children. His Christian faith plays a significant role in his life, guiding his principles and actions both personally and professionally. As a representative, Hoeft continues to work diligently to serve the people of District 25, bringing his unique blend of experience, values, and commitment to the Wyoming House of Representatives.