The League of Women Voters does not support candidates or parties, but, after study, takes positions on issues.
May 1, 2022: Whereas the Wyoming Constitution (Article 3, Section 48) requires the Legislature to reapportion itself . . .Read more>>>
May 7, 2021: The Wyoming League of Women Voters supports remote public participation for interim committee meetings. Read more>>>
April 2021: The Wyoming League of Women Voters runs an ad in Wyoming newspapers urging open elections. Read more>>>
March 30, 2021: The Wyoming League of Women Voters argues that Voter ID requirements creates hoops for voters. Read more>>>
March 3, 2010: The League of Women Voters describes trying to commit voter fraud by impersonating a voter. This was also print March 3 and revised April 11 in the Casper newspaper. Read more>>>
February 24, 2021: The Wyoming League of Women Voters writes that the voter fraud prevention bill prevents voting. Read more>>>
January 16, 2021: The League of Women Voters signed a letter urging transparency and accountability in the aftermath of the assault on the U.S. Capitol. Read more>>>
January 8, 2021: The League of Women Voters issues a statement supporting impeaching President Trump. Read more>>>
January 4, 2021: The League of Women Voters issues a statement supporting the certification of the 2020 presidental election. Read more>>>
January 1, 2021: The League of Women Voters asks Senator Barrasso to co-sponsor S4571, the 2020 Census Deadline Extension Act. Read more>>>
November 23, 2020: The League of Women Voters appreciates Congresswoman Cheney's statement supporting the electoral process. Read more>>>
November 16, 2020: The League of Women Voters asks follow-up questions of the Secretary of State's office. Read more>>>
October 6, 2020: The League of Women Voters encourages a deliberative selection process. Read more>>>
September 22, 2020: The League of Women Voters requests public clarification of polling place and voter registration protocols. Read more>>>
July 27, 2020: The League of Women Voters urges the Secretary of State to refine the electoral process to encourage and support more citizens voting. Read more>>>
March 2, 2020: LWVWY urges defeat of HB0209 Change of Affiliation which solves a nonexistent problem. Read more>>>
Feb. 19, 2020: Wyoming LWV urges defeat or amendment of HB222 Public Meetings in order to keep SLIB meetings accessible to the public. Read more>>>
A Resolution for Repeal of the Death Penalty in Wyoming. Read more >>>
A Resolution on Paper Ballots. Read more >>>
A Resolution re: Wyoming Legislature Open Meetings. Read more >>>
Resolution To Support a Constitutional Amendment to Protect the Integrity of Elections. Read more >>>
February 9, 2019: The Wyoming League of Women Voters supports HB0145 Death Penalty Repeal. Read more >>>
April 27, 2017: The League of Women Voters of Wyoming encourages participation by its members in the Wyoming Legislature’s study process and committee meetings to ensure that Wyoming's elected officials pass bills advancing pay equity. Read more >>>
April 27, 2014: The League of Women Voters of Wyoming advocates that afordable health care for all citiens of Wyoming should be a cornerstone value of the Cowboy State. Read more >>>
The HELP Committee (Health, Education, Labor and Pensions) in the US Senate has completed two bi-partisan hearings on stabilizing premiums and help individuals in the individual insurance market. The committee heard from a selection of state insurance commissioners on Sept. 6 and governors on Sept. 7. Sen. Mike Enzi, R-Wyo, is on the committee. The testimony was almost unanimously in favor of funding the cost sharing reductions for at least 2 years and in favor of funding outreach and navigators to help people enroll in the individual insurance market.
News Release
Letter to Wyoming Senators regarding the AHCA
Reply from Senator Barrasso
Letter to Wyoming Congressional Delegation regarding CHIP
The State Program Record 1957 - 2019 (in pdf format) gives the League’s positions on issues.
