This article has very cool graphics. We begin with thumbnail photos of all the new congressmen/congresswomen. Please scroll down and see a window with some attributes about the new Congress, e.g., how young they are. The corresponding photos pop up.
Official WY General Election Outcomes
The summaries posted on the Secretary of State’s webpages include the races for all statewide and legislative contests, judicial retentions and ballot issues as well as Write-Ins, Undervotes and Overvotes for each race. The total number of votes cast is
Same-sex Marriage Legislation Clears Senate & Senator Lummis Votes Yes
The vote to advance the legislation in the Senate had 62 yes votes, somewhat less than the 67 percent support same-sex marriage enjoys nationally. Those 62 senators represent two-thirds of the country’s population. The graphic below show countries with bans
WY Teacher Apprenticeship Program seeks funding
Three school districts will pilot the 1st year 2023-2024: Laramie 1, Teton, and Shoshoni. Fremont Co Superintendent Thorne sees an advantage in a state-wide initiative: “We have been growing our own teachers for a couple of years now, and look
Wyoming’s Best
Voter Motivation Party | Jackson Hole
PLEASE join us this Friday evening from 4-6pm for an early evening of casual drinks, nibbles and conversation with local pro-choice candidates running for election on Nov. 8th. Hosted by the newly formed Coalition for Reproductive Justice and the League of
Louisa Swain Federal Office Building
The Cheyenne League of Women Voters participated in the renaming ceremony of the 1932 federal building in Cheyenne to the Louisa Swain Federal Office Building. It honors of the first woman in the world to cast a ballot in an
League of Women Voters Files Amicus Brief in Moore v. Harper
Leagues Representing 50 states and DC Join Brief Focused on Negative Implications of Independent State Legislature Theory WASHINGTON — The League of Women Voters of the United States and League chapters from all 50 states and the District of Columbia
Federal Office Building in Cheyenne renamed for Louisa Swain
The Federal Office Building in Cheyenne will be formally renamed the “Louisa Swain Federal Office Building” Senator Lummis and the General Service Administration will be holding a ceremony at the site on Thursday October 27th, 1-2pm. Members from the Laramie
Alaska puts new elections process to the test
Alaskans adopted a new election system in 2021. Let’s compare it with the system still being used in most of the country. Generally in the primary election, political parties — like Republicans, Democrats or Independents — pick the candidates that