Ken Tuma has lived in Wyoming House District No. 7 for near fifty years, getting married and raising his family there, with his wife Debbie who works as an ICU nurse at the local hospital in Cheyenne, Wyoming.
Ken Tuma has worked upon the Union Pacific Railroad for over thirty-five years where he spent two and a half decades representing his co-workers on issues of health care, wages and discipline. He currently serves as the Civil War Memorial Officer in the Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War (SUVCW) for the Wyoming and Colorado Department. This election he perceives that not only are the voters going to be deciding Republican or Democrat but also youth verses aged, visionary versus the way it has always been. Record numbers of Democrats are registering to vote so he feels that we are truly at a crossroads; there are 218 million people online with the internet and while the young people rule for now, the baby boomers are closing the digital divide. The youth of this nation and the internet are driving Obama’s campaign so the writing is on the wall - elections will never be the same again.
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Education:
Diploma, Cheyenne East High School, 1971.
Professional Experience:
Conductor, Union Pacific Railroad, 1973-Present
Asst. Technical Director, KFBC-TV Cheyenne, 1970-1973
Political Experience:
Candidate, Wyoming State House of Representatives, District 7, 2004
Candidate, Wyoming State Senate, District 4, 2000
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