Legal counsel for the Wyoming GOP advised county parties to disregard state statute and a Wyoming Supreme Court ruling when considering who should be allowed to vote in local party

GOP-led states are barreling ahead in a push to require voters to show documents proving of their citizenship when registering, as efforts by President Donald Trump and his congressional allies to enact the mandate nationwide show little likelihood of success.

With election integrity a hot topic among states, Kansas, Kentucky and Wyoming ban foreign funded ballot measures. Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear said the measure “strengthens campaign finance

Living in Wyoming, we don’t ask for much from our government. More freedom. Less regulation. But something that always makes the top of the list is a system that ensures

Living in Wyoming, we don’t ask for much from our government. More freedom. Less regulation. But something that always makes the top of the list is a system that ensures our votes count. In short, the integrity of our elections forms the bedrock of our nation’s trust in our republic.

As traditional Republicans won leadership seats, attorney for state GOP called on county parties to disregard statute and court ruling, arguing they don’t apply.