In The News

Mark voted against raising the Cheyenne city budget to $203.6M for the upcoming fiscal year. Standing with Michelle Aldrich and Pete Laybourn, Mark stands opposed to the increase, calling for a transparent system for employee raises based on longevity, stating the current approach is unfair to those on the front lines. Learn more in the Cap City article by clicking the link below.

Mark Moody strongly condemns Hamas and all forms of anti-Semitism, stating that such hatred has no place in Cheyenne or the State of Wyoming. He reaffirms his unwavering support for the State of Israel and its right to defend itself. Mark asks everyone to join him in praying for the victims of the recent terrorist attack in Boulder and for the safe return of the hostages still held by Hamas.

With three new gaming facilities likely coming to Cheyenne, Mark gives an official statement on the rapid increase of casinos and gambling establishments in our community. Read more in the article below.

After incredible support and community turnout in November, Mark Moody was officially sworn in as one of Cheyenne’s Ward 3 City Council Members on January 6, 2025. Mark is incredibly grateful for the support and is eager to serve the community. Learn more in the articles listed below.

Mark is incredibly humbled and deeply grateful for the overwhelming support from his community in the primary election. As we move forward, please keep your yard signs up to show your continued support, and don’t forget to make your voice heard by voting in the general election. Early voting starts on October 8th, and Election Day is on November 5th.

In a recent feature by Cap City News, Mark Moody shares his vision for the city, highlighting his plans to improve local infrastructure, support small businesses, and enhance public safety. Read the full article to learn more about Mark’s background, priorities, and how he plans to make a difference for Cheyenne residents.

Political violence is completely unacceptable and endangers the core principles of our republic. The recent incident at President Trump’s rally highlights the urgent need to foster civility and peaceful discourse in our political landscape.

In light of the recent U.S. Supreme Court decision upholding Oregon’s law banning homeless camping, Mark sees this as an excellent opportunity to address Cheyenne’s homeless crisis. This ruling grants cities greater autonomy in managing homelessness, and Mark believes it’s a pivotal moment to implement effective measures and policies.

Homelessness is a growing concern in Cheyenne, and with the current City Council falling short of effective solutions, we must push for meaningful change. Mark, a law and order candidate, staunchly supports equal enforcement of city laws and ordinances. Upon election, Mark will prioritize addressing this issue comprehensively.

Just a few hours’ drive south of Cheyenne, Denver’s decisions to house illegal immigrants are concerning. As Cheyenne neighbors this area, we cannot afford to adopt such policies. Mark will work to prevent Cheyenne from becoming a sanctuary city and will oppose the use of city funds for housing or services for illegal immigrants.