Wyoming Country Party

It supported eliminating the state's sales tax and rejecting federal education funding.

[1] It stood several candidates in the 2012 Wyoming elections for both state and federal office.

The party pledged not to run any candidates against "favorable" Republican incumbents in 2012, as to not split the vote.

[2] It was certified as a state political party in May 2012, but lost its recognition after the 2012 elections.

[5] Don Wills stood as an independent candidate in the 2014 gubernatorial election, as by then the Country Party lost recognition.

Don Wills, former WYLP chair, was the Country Party's U.S. House nominee in 2012 and its chairman.