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More than 86,000 Wyoming voters have been purged from voter rolls, thanks to a state law requiring county clerks to remove people who did not vote in the most recent election, according to a new analysis by AARP Wyoming. Wyoming is one of 20 states to purge inactive voters, a policy affecting more than one in three Americans. Tom Lacock, associate state director for AARP Wyoming, said it is important for people who sat out the midterm elections to make sure their registration is up-to-date. ....

In North Dakota and all other states, the backgrounds of people serving in state legislatures largely leave out a key demographic, the working class, according

The New Hampshire House passed a bill to eliminate any exceptions to the states voter ID law and requires documented proof of citizenship in order to register. The bill would eliminate "affidavit voting" for those without ID and give any registered voter the right to challenge a persons voter registration on Election Day. Rep. ...

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North Carolina in among 10 states where zero current lawmakers hold or last worked in manual labor, service industry, clerical, or other jobs that the Duke researchers considered "working class."

Cabbage supply from Florida improves

On February 20, 2024, Senior Vice President and Chief Information Officer Eric Hansen of Waste Connections Inc (NYSE:WCN) sold 3,523 shares of the company's stock, according to a recent SEC filing.

We caught up with Hansen about a classic Outside story—and his expansive career since then.

The rise of reusable water bottles is a modern phenomenon – and they’re now up to a huge 1.8 litres. Will hydration inflation ever end?

How reintroducing sturgeon to the Milwaukee River connects all of us. Third story in series.