The Wyoming State Auditor is a statewide elected office in Wyoming and serves as the chief accountant and payroll officer for the state.

The Auditor, who elected to a 4-year term, protects public money by ensuring that it is properly accounted for in the most efficient and cost effective means at all times.

[1] Promoting transparency and financial accountability are the top priorities.

Wyoming has had a state auditor since achieving statehood in 1890.

The current Auditors is Republican Kristi Racines,[2] who assumed office in January 2019.