Lucas Fralick
Chair
About
Lucas has been involved in the Wyoming Democratic Party since 2016 serving a variety of rolls including as State Party Parliamentarian. In 2020 he was elected to serve as National Committeeman. One of his goals is to help make the Wyoming Democratic Party something other State Parties can turn to for innovation in a Red State.
Lucas holds an MA in History from the University of Wyoming and enjoys writing and lecturing on a variety of historical topics. He considers Birding to be one of the best outdoor activities and rarely misses a chance to look for birds. He lives on a small hobby farm outside of Gillette, WY.
Lindsey Hanlon
vice chair
About
Lindsey Hanlon is a fifth generation Wyomingite. She was born in Powell and has called Cheyenne home for most of her life. Her family owns a small ranch on the Wyoming/Colorado border and she spent most of her summers helping to fix fences, herd cows, and even card cashmere wool. Her favorite place in the world is the hill overlooking what her family calls the Thirteen Bale Field.
Lindsey has an MA in English Literature and works as an organizational strategist, helping clients with operational analysis, policies, procedures, and training.
Lindsey got her start in WyoDem politics in 2019, when she became the Communications Director for the Laramie County Democrats. She later became the Deputy Communications Director for the Wyoming Democratic Party, and served in multiple volunteer roles for Democratic campaigns throughout Wyoming.
When she isn’t working, Lindsey is a passionate volunteer and activist. She can often be found lending a hand to her favorite nonprofits, and has written multiple melodramas for the Cheyenne Little Theatre Players.
Dacia Edwards
Secretary
About
Dacia Edwards is a proud Wyoming native, born and raised in Casper, where she continues to call home. She enjoys spending time with her family, traveling, diving into a great audiobook, and most of all, watching her children excel in every activity they pursue.
Dacia holds an associate degree in Elementary Education and is currently pursuing her bachelor’s degrees in Elementary and Special Education. Her passion for education extends beyond the classroom; she coaches both volleyball and boys basketball, sharing her commitment to growth and teamwork with local youth.
Dacia began her involvement in WyoDem politics in 2024 when she became a precinct committeewoman for the Natrona County Democrats. She also serves as a councilwoman on the Evansville Town Council, where she holds the position of Council President. In these roles, Dacia has demonstrated strong leadership, organizational skills, and a dedication to transparent, community-focused governance.
When she isn’t working, studying, or coaching, you’ll likely find Dacia with her children, tending to her bees, or nurturing her garden and flower beds. She is excited to continue serving her community and advancing Democratic values as Secretary.
Dudley Case
Treasurer
About
Dudley is a retired attorney who practiced in Oak Brook and Chicago, Illinois for 35 years with a private law firm and with the U.S. Treasury Department. His college majors were accounting and political science. He also has an LLM (Master’s in Law) in taxation. Over his lifetime he has lived in eight states and Germany.
Dudley and his wife, Sharon, moved to Buffalo, Wyoming in January of 2019 to be closer to their son’s family in Fort Collins, Colorado. Dudley has been active in the Wyoming Democratic Party since he moved to Wyoming. He is currently Treasurer, Scholarship Committee Chair, State Committeeman, and a Precinct Committeeman of the Johnson County Democratic Committee. He is also the Secretarial Advisor of the Alumni Chapter Advisory Board for his university fraternity chapter, Beta Nu Chapter of the Theta Chi Fraternity, and an Election Judge in Johnson County since 2020.
Vacant
national Committeeman
About
Kim Bartlett
National Committeewoman
About
In addition to her work as Chair of the Hot Springs County Democratic Party, Kim ran for House District 28, and her campaign knocked over 1400 doors throughout Big Horn, Fremont, Hot Springs and Park counties. She is deeply involved in her community as a partner in four local businesses and dedicated member of many grassroots organizations both in Thermopolis and statewide.
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