Month: January 2023

This week the WY Legislature reconvenes.  WY government must decide the proportion it will tax spending, income, or wealth.  This year let’s be better informed when talk of wealth taxation comes up!     The Institute on Taxation and Economic

Laramie County Clerk Debra Lee will soon send purge notices.  Those receiving notes are those who didn’t vote in the 2022 general election.  Voters may respond to the notice requesting that their names not be removed.

The Majority Floor Leader (MFL) in each legislative chamber decides when and if bills are debated by the entire body.  A rumored procedure change allows for the body (with a majority vote) to suspend the authority of the MFL over

46 states’ legislatures hold yearly sessions.  Below is a map of the state legislatures in session soon.  Four meet only in odd numbered years.

Back in 1979 Jackie’s grandmother showed Jackie a clipping about a job in the Co Clerk’s office.  An offer to babysit was the enticement that lured Jackie into what became 43 years in the Clerk’s office, 32 as the elected

From November through December 2022, 1.8 million more people enrolled in ACA compared to the same period last year.  The uninsured rate has dropped to 8% and the enrollment period is still open in some states.  ARP monies have greatly