This local election was not a state responsibility. Rather, the Louisiana Department of Agriculture and Forestry arranged everything. They claim that they expected only a few hundred voters. Just to be certain, they printed 300 for each of eight polls
June 12th the National LWV issued a reminder
On June 12, the national League of Women Voters (LWV) issued a statement regarding the importance of history and the act of honoring protest: “There is nothing more fundamentally American than protesting injustice. Protest is how our nation began, protest
Federal court blocks Executive Order for proof of citizenship
This ruling went further than a previous court: the Federal Government cannot require proof of citizenship and AG Bondi cannot take acction against states to decide to count mail-in ballots after election day. 13 states currently honor this practice, and
WY congressional delegates impatient to defund PBS, NPR, etc.?
$9.6B is set to be rescinded from the budget. These monies were approved: $1.1B for public media and $9.4B for USAID. The House has approved these recisions 214-212; four Republicans opposed and two didn’t vote. Four DEMs did not vote.
Case study: Why bills are assigned to one committee over another
Since 1949, qualified WY landowners have received hunting tags in exchange for allowing wildlife to forage on that land. Land ownership is more complex than it was in 1949, and there are often multiple owners, and they want to sell
Interim property tax proposal will change
Of the many newsy aspects of this article, the current totals of tax revenue streams stand out. The fiscal year 2024 is the focus. Read more>>> Property taxes paid $2.057 billion Sales & use tax collections paid $1.3 billion
Will WY’s legislature “Doge” the next budget?
The Freedom Caucus leadership writes that they are pleased by changes that the Management Committee allowed for the 2025 Interim Committees. In particlar, interim committee chairs may nor: Choose their own topics and proposed bills for the 2026 session. Decide
Somalia: Universal suffrage is delaying tactic
WY Humanities: Transformation with less support
Share this letter with friends, and let’s hope the Humanities Group rises again soon. Read their letter>>> They have two people to meet contractual responsibilities and communicate with like-minded groups and individuals. The interim director is Chloé Flagg. Michele Carter
In 2025, a community embraces its first modern election
The Badjoas people live in an isolated area region of the Philippines. They have quite suddenly learned that voting is power. “We had no idea about the importance of voting [during elections]. But now that we know more about it