Freedom Caucus Suffers Historic Primary Defeats in Wyoming and Florida
The House Freedom Caucus and its state-level allies suffered significant losses in Tuesday’s primary elections, marking a sharp decline in influence for the hard-right faction. In Wyoming, at least 14 incumbent lawmakers aligned with the group lost their seats, and the caucus failed to secure the supermajority needed to pass its agenda. Key statewide defeats included the loss of Rachel Rodriguez-Williams in the secretary of state race and Chip Neiman’s bid to unseat Senate President Ogden Driskill. In Florida, Catalina Lauf lost her House GOP primary despite backing from President Trump. These results follow earlier defeats for Reps. Chip Roy, Andy Ogles, and Ralph Norman, suggesting a broader trend of voter rejection for the caucus’s candidates.





