About Me
Vote Neil jeske August 18th
Neil Jeske is a man of action, not a politician. From the trucker's seat to running a small business for over a decade in Casper's House District 59, he's faced real challenges, rolled up his sleeves, and delivered results.
He's running to cut wasteful government expenditures, defend our constitutional rights, support small businesses, and empower Wyoming's people to take charge of their future. Neil doesn't just talk about change—he makes it happen.
Wyoming's core values—rugged individualism and the Code of the West—aren't just ideals to Neil; they're a blueprint for how we should live and govern. His focus is on creating a future where Wyoming prospers from within, driven by the strength of its people—not the size of its government.
"The government is not the solution to our problem; government is the problem." - Ronald Reagan, 40th President
First 3 years of public service
Neil's first experience serving the public was as a garbageman with the Public Works Department in Wauwatosa, WI. He held this important role for three years, helping to maintain sanitation for the community. Other responsibilities included supervising the city dump and assisting with snow plow operations by operating equipment to clear the streets. This rewarding experience gave Neil a deeper understanding of how taxpayer-funded services work together to support the community.
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Commercial Driver with 15 years experience.
Neil knows what hard work is when it comes to completing an objective. Working in the trucking industry means that the typical 9-to-5 work hours don't apply. Long hours in all kinds of weather conditions are a regular part of the job, and staying productive requires determination. This experience has not only shaped his strong sense of integrity, attention to detail, and punctuality.
Small Business Owner
As an active small business owner in Casper, Wyoming's HD59 for over a decade, Neil Jeske has played an integral role in community growth and progress. Neil doesn't just run a business—He's fully invested in the district's success. By building strong relationships with local residents and engaging in projects that truly make a difference, He's worked to shape a district that's poised for long-term success in Wyoming.
