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A distressed family is asking the Wyoming governor and other elected officials to help them locate a woman who went missing in the “Equality State” in
CHEYENNE—Wyoming residents with a first-time, nonviolent felony conviction can see their voting rights restored upon completion of their sentence.
In particular, they're taking issue with an aspect of the bill that really doesn't pan out as pro-gun.
The family of a missing Wyoming woman, last seen a year ago, is imploring the state's governor to help them find answers after months without apparent new leads in the
Senate File 120 would restore civil rights to those who were convicted or plead guilty to non-violent felonies. This includes the right to vote, sit on a jury, hold public office, in addition to restoring second amendment rights. But there are some concerns as to what restoring gun rights to those with these convictions could mean.