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CHEYENNE — A report by the Equality State Policy Center shows that statewide office campaigns are getting more expensive, and stakeholders are calling on policymakers to tighten Wyoming’s campaign finance

How and when Wyoming residents can vote will look different this year.  Two election laws related to political party affiliation and absentee voting were added to the books in 2023, making …

The following are news briefs from Wyoming News Exchange newspapers

GREYBULL — Still stinging from a defeat in Park County, Sen. Dan Laursen, R-Powell, said last week that while he still prefers a hand count of votes cast in this

The State Building Commission is moving forward with looking at changing rules to allow for concealed carry in executive branch facilities.

I read an article in the paper a bit back from Chuck Gray. I was dismayed at how everything he wrote was plain backward.

After vetoing a sweeping gun-free-zone ban last month, the governor is promoting efforts to study where it could make sense to allow concealed carry — like parts of the Capitol.

CHEYENNE – The process to repeal gun-free zones in the Capitol and other state-owned buildings through the executive branch has officially begun.

JACKSON — Wyoming Secretary of State Chuck Gray urged the governor Tuesday to approve new election rules that would require proof of Wyoming residency to vote.