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The Smithsonian is bringing a traveling exhibition on the history of voting to Wyoming.  The Voices and Votes: Democracy in American exhibition examines the nearly 250-year-old American experiment of a government “of, by and for the people,” and how each

The Machinery of Democracy will explore the history of campaigning and votes, and how politicians invented a unique American System of electing representatives. This program will engage Sheridan County’s local politicians with an interview format hosted by Sheridan High Schools

US Congress has proposed a suite of bills that make voter registration more onerous.  See our state action alert here.  For more information, see the League of Women Voters US page.

The League of Women Voters will hold a Press Conference at 9 am Monday, February 9, to introduce the petition signed by several thousand Wyoming residents urging the Legislature to not advance voting restriction bills scheduled to be introduced this

In Wyoming, a November review resulted in resulted in 3 identified suspected non-citizen registered voters in Carbon, Lincoln, and Teton Counties being removed from Wyoming’s Statewide Voter Registration System (out of more than 272,000 registered voters). Utah’s elections office has

The League of Women Voters is opposing the Secretary Gray proposed ban on dual citizen voting in Wyoming. The Jackson Hole News & Guide featured an article highlighting the impact it would have on some Teton County residents and League

Columnist and League member Gail Symons offered an informative view on the upcoming Wyoming Legislative Session. Gail Symons Editorial Columnist Joan Barron offers her take on Election Bills scheduled to be introduced during the session. Joan Barron: We’ve Got A

The Wyoming Supreme Court has ruled that the state’s two abortion bans are unconstitutional. In a 4-1 decision, the court agreed the bans conflict with a 2012 amendment to the Wyoming Constitution that protects individuals’ rights to make their own health