Mayor says filmmaker brings a “new voice” and “new perspective”

Mayor says filmmaker brings a “new voice” and “new perspective”
Donald Trump was sworn in as the 47th President of the United States on Jan. 20. In Jackson, about a dozen of the president’s supporters gathered to celebrate the inauguration on the Town Square.
Applications must be submitted to the town clerk by 4 p.m. on Jan. 16.
GOP members of the Legislature nominated Rep. Chip Neiman (R-Hulett) to be speaker of the House, Rep. Jeremy Haroldson (R-Wheatland) to be speaker pro tempore and Rep. Scott Heiner (R-Green River) to be majority whip.
At the Governor’s Business Forum in Laramie, a panel of state lawmakers looked forward to the next legislative session.
Arne Jorgensen currently serves on the Jackson Town Council. His election to mayor sets the stage for an appointment, the first in over a decade.
Many of Wyoming’s canvassing boards are made up of the election clerk and two representatives from different political parties that the clerk appoints. In Albany County, the results of the election were certified without a hitch.
All five board members will be Democrats, for the first time in decades.
Clerk Cindy Lovelace wanted to gather data to help estimate the time, cost and manpower it would take if lawmakers allow for ballots to be hand counted in the state.