Meet Your Glenrock Candidates: Special Election Series (Part 3)
From municipal water lines and main street businesses to tax policies crafted in Cheyenne, decisions made by local and state leaders directly shape our everyday lives in Converse County. Welcome to Part 3 of our special election series on Converse County Conversations, where host Brandi Sorensen brings you direct, unscripted interviews with the leaders representing the heart of Glenrock.
In this episode, we sit down with Mayor Bruce Roumell (Town of Glenrock) and Representative Kevin Campbell (Wyoming House District 62) both running for re-election.
Watch the complete video podcast below to hear directly from Bruce and Kevin in their own words:
Candidate Interview Disclaimer
Converse County Home is a community website and podcast dedicated to sharing the stories of the people who make Converse County a great place to call home. As part of that mission, I have invited every candidate appearing on the 2026 local ballot, as well as candidates from Converse County seeking state office, to participate in this series.
Each candidate has been offered the same opportunity, asked the same core questions, and given the same amount of time to share their background, priorities, and vision in a relaxed, long-form conversation.
The views and opinions expressed during this interview are those of the candidate and do not necessarily reflect my personal views or those of Converse County Home, Johnston Realty, or any sponsors of this podcast.
This is not a debate, an endorsement, or a campaign advertisement. My goal is simply to help voters get to know the people asking to serve our community so they can make informed decisions at the ballot box.
Jump Ahead: Interview Timestamps & Candidate Breakdown
While we strongly encourage listening to the entire conversation—understanding both local municipal needs and state legislative policies gives you the full picture of our county’s future—we know life on the ranch or on the job site keeps everyone busy!
This is a deep-dive, long-form conversation, so if you are pressed for time or looking to jump directly to a specific candidate’s interview or you need to break it up, use the timestamps below to navigate the video:
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0:00 – Introduction and Political Disclaimer
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01:30 – Candidate 1: Mayor Bruce Roumell
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28:15 – Candidate 2: Representative Kevin Campbell (House District 62)
8 Essential Facts About Voting in Converse County
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Glenrock Municipal Role: The Mayor and Town Council oversee town ordinances, municipal utilities, and local parks/recreation.
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House District 62 Coverage: District 62 covers Glenrock and key surrounding portions of Converse and Natrona counties.
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Primary Election Date: Mark your calendars for the primary election on Tuesday, August 18, 2026.
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Where to Register: Visit the Converse County Clerk’s Office in Douglas.
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Absentee Ballots: Can be requested directly through the County Clerk’s office if you will be out of town or unable to reach the polls on election day.
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Voter Registration & ID: State regulations require voters to show valid photo ID and proof of citizenship/residency when registering or voting in person. Make sure you have the right documentation ready by checking the official Converse County Voter ID Flowchar
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2026 Voter Guide: For a full rundown of election deadlines, polling locations, and precinct maps, review the official Converse County 2026 Voter Guide.
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Stay Engaged: Share these interviews with neighbors to ensure everyone in Douglas, Glenrock, and Rolling Hills makes an informed choice!
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Let’s Chat Real Estate (And Diet Coke)
Understanding local politics is just one piece of being a great neighbor and homeowner. Whether you have questions about how county decisions affect your land values, or you’re looking to buy or sell a home in Douglas, Glenrock, or Rolling Hills, I’m always here to help.
Send me a text today—I’d love to grab a Diet Coke, talk real estate, and help you navigate your next move in Converse County!
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