League of Women Voters of Wyoming

The “trigger law” passed during the 2022 session was blocked temporarily by County Judge Melissa Owens of Teton Co and passed to the WY Supreme Court.    SF 109 — Life is a Human Act — passed in the 2023

Senate File 131 would have prohibited members of the public from sending out unsolicited mailers to voters with absentee ballot request forms.  The Wyoming LWV was opposed to this bill and is pleased with the Governor’s action. SF 131 is

Did you know those presidential and vice-presidential candidates on the same ticket cannot be registered in the same state?  The shortened window to register would have prevented Dick Cheney from becoming VP.  His realization that he needed to register in

The article compares numbers from Pat’s career with those today: 1972–Pat assumed her congressional office.  She was the first woman to represent Colorado.  There were 14 women in the House then, 125 today The chair of the House Armed Services

Even before Roe v. Wade was overturned, chemical abortions had become the prevalent method of abortion. A two-pill combination including mifepristone is the most popular. The new WY law goes into effect on July 1 and expressly outlaws mifepristone. Thirteen

Cecile Scoon, President of the LWV of Florida — pictured below — discusses the new limits on rallies saying their members face a radical change.  They have an active suit over the 2021 voting law and the redistricting of Florida,

Our 2023 legislators typically wish to avoid federal money.  Seeing all the ways state government is in our lives, Sen. Schuler (R-Evanston ) remarked, “That’s the tough part. Where’s the balance between what some people consider government overreach and government

One league suggested a Valentine action item with the Library of Congress (LoC) — transcribing letters & diaries of the Blackwell family.  4260 people worked on the Blackwell project since 2020 completing 55,949 pages.  There’re 238 pages in progress. The figure