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5 days ago | 
wyofile.com | Maggie Mullen
LANDER—Wyoming lawmakers filed a record number of election-related bills in this winter’s general session, but they showed little sign of slowing down Thursday on plans to remake the state’s election system. During its first meeting of the legislative off-season, the Joint Corporations, Elections and Political Subdivisions Committee voted to draft 10 pieces of election legislation.
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6 days ago | 
wyomingnews.com | Maggie Mullen
Wyoming voters will soon be required to provide proof of residency and U.S. citizenship when registering to vote. First, however, the public will have a chance to offer feedback that could help determine some of the finer details of the new process. In February, the Wyoming Legislature passed House Bill 156, “Proof of voter residency-registration qualifications,” before Gov. Mark Gordon let it become law without his signature. Sponsored by Gillette Republican and former Freedom Caucus Chairman Rep.
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1 week ago | 
wyofile.com | Maggie Mullen
Wyoming voters will soon be required to provide proof of residency and U.S. citizenship when registering to vote. First, however, the public will have a chance to offer feedback that could help determine some of the finer details of the new process. In February, the Wyoming Legislature passed House Bill 156, “Proof of voter residency-registration qualifications,” before Gov. Mark Gordon let it become law without his signature. Sponsored by Gillette Republican and former Freedom Caucus Chairman Rep.
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1 week ago | 
wyomingnews.com | Maggie Mullen
CODY — Joe Martinez and Phillip Scheel sat in the back row of the Cody Auditorium, apart from the action that unfolded Saturday as the Wyoming Republican Party elected new leadership. It was a beautiful spring morning, but the two Thermopolis men had driven over that morning to spend the day inside, watching the party conduct its business. Martinez and Scheel watched the roll call.
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1 week ago | 
wyomingnews.com | Maggie Mullen
CODY – Joe Martinez and Phillip Scheel sat in the back row of the Cody Auditorium, apart from the action that unfolded Saturday as the Wyoming Republican Party elected new leadership. It was a beautiful spring morning, but the two Thermopolis men had driven over that morning to spend the day inside, watching the party conduct its business. Martinez and Scheel watched the roll call.
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1 week ago | 
wyomingnews.com | Maggie Mullen
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1 week ago | 
wyomingnews.com | Maggie Mullen
CHEYENNE — Wyoming lawmakers are set to discuss the state’s public record and open meetings laws next week in Lander. What changes, if any, the Joint Corporations, Elections and Political Subdivisions Committee may seek remains to be seen, but legislators made the subject an off-season priority due to a variety of concerns. “Complaints have arisen in a few areas,” according to a letter sent by the Joint Corporations Committee chairmen to the Legislature’s Management Council in March.
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1 week ago | 
wyomingnews.com | Maggie Mullen
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1 week ago | 
wyofile.com | Maggie Mullen
CODY—Joe Martinez and Phillip Scheel sat in the back row of the Cody Auditorium, apart from the action that unfolded Saturday as the Wyoming Republican Party elected new leadership. It was a beautiful spring morning, but the two Thermopolis men had driven over that morning to spend the day inside, watching the party conduct its business. Martinez and Scheel watched the roll call.
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1 week ago | 
jhnewsandguide.com | Maggie Mullen
Wyoming lawmakers are set to discuss the state’s public record and open meetings laws this week in Lander. What changes, if any, the Joint Corporations, Elections and Political Subdivisions Committee may seek remain to be seen, but legislators made the subject an offseason priority due to a variety of concerns. “Complaints have arisen in a few areas,” according to a letter sent by the Joint Corporations Committee chairmen to the Legislature’s Management Council in March.
