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Secretary of State urges approval of new Wyoming voter registration rules - Vimarsana News

Secretary of State urges approval of new Wyoming voter registration rules

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.

Gordon took heat for his 'carbon negative' vision. Then he shared it with UW's conservative student group. | Local News - Vimarsana News

Gordon took heat for his 'carbon negative' vision. Then he shared it with UW's conservative student group. | Local News

In February, the CO2 Coalition — a group known for promoting misleading information about climate change — stopped in Gillette, Cheyenne and at the University of Wyoming to participate in

Gray urges governor to sign amendments to election procedures - Vimarsana News

Gray urges governor to sign amendments to election procedures

CHEYENNE – On Tuesday, Secretary of State Chuck Gray sent a letter to Gov. Mark Gordon, urging him to sign his office's amendments to Chapter 2 of its election procedures

Land board skeptical it can break mine lease - Vimarsana News

Land board skeptical it can break mine lease

CASPER — Bureaucratic momentum overcame public opposition Thursday as Wyoming’s State Land and Investment Board met in Casper to discuss a potential gravel pit on state-owned land at the base

Secretary of State Urges Governor to Sign Rules Requiring Proof of Wyoming Residency to Vote - Vimarsana News

Secretary of State Urges Governor to Sign Rules Requiring Proof of Wyoming Residency to Vote

On April 9, 2024, Secretary of State Chuck Gray sent a letter to Governor Mark Gordon urging him to sign the Secretary of State’s amendments to Chapter 2 of its