League of Women Voters of Wyoming
On Dec. 10, 1869, Wyoming Territorial Governor John Campbell signed legislation that explicitly granted women the right to vote and to hold public office, and what better way for the Cheyenne League of Women Voters to honor that than to kick off
Each Friday evening during the 2023 Wyoming Legislative Season, WyomingPBS.org has scheduled a half-hour conversation.
Hear about the 2024 (budget) session from the leaders of the WY House and Senate.
Carrie Chapman Catt (1859-1947) founded the League of Women Voters six months before the 19th Amendment was passed. In 1900 she had become the succeeded Susan B. Anthony as the second leader of the National American Women's Suffrage Association. Wyoming
The party-based rules for the 2024 primaries make for news. Both parties will caucus in Iowa on January 15. The DEMs will not announce their results until after primaries in SC and NV, February 3 and February 6, respectively.
The conversation will be live on the AARP Facebook account: facebook.com/AARPWY. The login pin will be 16277. If you have a question to ask the Governor, contact Sam Shumway via email: sshumway@aarp.org. Read more>>> AARP Wyoming Wyoming