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Wyoming elections chief applauds Supreme Court's ruling on controversial voter data system - WyoFile (opens the original)
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The U.S. Supreme Court temporarily revived a controversial federal database that Wyoming and other states have uploaded their voter lists to, clearing the way for the Trump administration to use the information to verify voters’ citizenship ahead of November’s general election. “I applaud and fully support the Supreme Court’s common sense decision upholding the use of the SAVE system,” Wyoming Secretary of State Chuck Gray said in a statement to WyoFile. “Voter list maintenance has always been a
Felony intimidation is not Rep. Gary Brown's only conviction. He pleaded guilty to harassment in 2013. - WyoFile (opens the original)
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Wyoming Rep. Gary Brown pleaded guilty to a harassment charge and received a 14-day jail sentence in 2013, Colorado court records show, almost two decades after he served a prison sentence for felony intimidation of a different ex-girlfriend. In the 2013 case, authorities suspected Brown of calling his ex-girlfriend dozens of times, a police report from the time shows. Police said they collected voicemails that Brown left for his ex-girlfriend, which WyoFile later reviewed. On them, a man they i
Trump uses the phone to boost Degenfelder’s bid for Wyoming governor - WyoFile (opens the original)
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For the thousands of people who tuned into President Donald Trump’s telephone rally Thursday afternoon with Megan Degenfelder, his pick for Wyoming’s next governor, listeners heard an abbreviated, virtual version of what has become a core instrument of his political power. In place of the usual Trump rally mix of rock, pop and show tunes, the event featured a single anthem when it opened with Lee Greenwood’s “God Bless the U.S.A.” From there, the telerally lasted another 15 minutes as the presid
These legislative races could determine the balance of power in Cheyenne - WyoFile (opens the original)
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When lawmakers gavel in for the 69th Wyoming Legislature this January in Cheyenne, there will be new faces in the House and the Senate. Voters will decide just how many when they cast ballots in the Aug. 18 primary election. All House districts are on the ballot this year alongside about half of the Senate. Sixty-one of the 79 districts up for election are contested. Out of those contested seats, 35 races will soon be determined by voters. The rest will be decided in the general election. WyoFil
Here’s where the Republican candidates for Wyoming governor diverge on policy - WyoFile (opens the original)
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In less than three weeks, Wyoming voters will cast their ballots in the Aug. 18 primary election and effectively decide who will be the state’s next governor. Four candidates are seeking the Republican nomination including Sen. Eric Barlow, Col. Brent Bien, Curt Blake of Centennial and Superintendent of Public Instruction Megan Degenfelder. Because of Wyoming’s Republican dominance, the primary election winner is expected to prevail in November’s general election. (Gov. Mark Gordon collected nea
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