The legislation could make recounts more common, allow for more hand count audits and ban the use of student and non-photo IDs when voting.
The legislation could make recounts more common, allow for more hand count audits and ban the use of student and non-photo IDs when voting.
The first act includes establishing legal definitions for “biological sex,” “man” and “woman,” and bathroom bans, while the other would ban DEI initiatives in state government and UW.
Democrats vow to continue working with colleagues while mitigating the effects of bills they believe are based on talking points and emotion – what one lawmaker calls, “coffee shop bills.”
Leaders of Jackson Hole for Free Palestine and Jackson Hole Jewish Community are hopeful, but not without reservations.
The State Building Commission voted unanimously to move the rule change forward. If it’s approved by legislative leaders, Wyomingites visiting the Capitol might soon be able to pack heat along with their notepads and pencils.
Another highlight came when he mentioned legislators have requested more than 600 bill drafts. Gordon said it would be a record number of bills for a Wyoming Legislature to consider during his tenure as governor.
Talks for what people will be allowed to do on the land – and how the state will use the sale proceeds – are slated to start this year.
Applications must be submitted to the town clerk by 4 p.m. on Jan. 16.
Charter school is under contract. Alpine residents still worry about sewer, water and the right-leaning business’ blemished financial past.