League of Women Voters of Wyoming
Join the UWYO Democracy Laboratory for their spring symposium, Saturday, April 20 at 10:00 at the Albany County Public Library, either in person or by Zoom. The symposium will feature presentations from the Democracy Lab’s cohort: Danielle Cover, Conxita Domenech,
Read more>>> Representative Trey Sherwood will deliver a keynote presentation. Representative Sherwood is the director of Downtown Laramie and has an MA in Public History and a BA in History, Photography, and English. She is co-founder of the Laramie Mural
The Southern Poverty Law Center claims, “The bans amount to a rolling back of rights. Like the vagrancy laws wielded after the Civil War against newly emancipated black people, they imply that people experiencing poverty don’t have civil or political
There is an error on the City Council's posted agenda for tonight: The start time is 6:00 not 6:30. The draft plan is available online. Read more>>> You may attend in person at their chambers (406 Ivinson) or live stream
The Laramie League will hold a board meeting on April 23 at 6:30 pm at the Wyoming Women's History House. Remote attendance via zoom will be available. All Laramie league members are welcome attend.
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Stop by Union Fest on Friday, May 3rd to register to vote! The Albany County Clerk will be registering Wyoming voters at a booth in the mid-day activities section from 11am-1pm. SLCE will have information on voting in other states
Cheyenne will host the 2024 State Convention for the League of Women Voters of Wyoming May 4-5 at Laramie County Community College.
We'll be meeting virtually to put together candidate questions for 2024.
You won't be able to register to vote at the poll! You won't be able to register between Thursday, May 16 and August 20. You can change your party affiliation at the Clerk’s office up until May 15, 2024,
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