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This week, 6,400 Tuolumne County voters, who all decline to side with a political party, are receiving letters in the mail about crossover voting in the March Presidential election.
State Representative Barry Crago and State Senator Dave Kinskey, in their weekly updates from the legislative session, discussed the Crossover Voting law currently moving through the legislature, giving their opinion on the proposed law that is headed to Governor Mark Gordon's desk for his signature
The bill had passed the House recently on a 51-9 vote, But it was defeated in the Senate Elections, Corporations and Political Subdivisions Committee.
Supporters of banning crossover voting, mostly Republicans, have said that the current law allows Democrats to interfere in GOP primaries.
Opponents of crossover voting in Wyoming primary elections have been trying for years to get the practice banned, so far without final success.