This week on Eye on the Issues, we're thrilled to host a powerful and exclusive conversation with Wyoming's Congresswoman Harriet Hageman! In this in-depth interview, Congresswoman Hageman shares candid insights and bold perspectives on some of the most pressing policy issues facing Wyoming and the nation.  We kick things off with a deep dive ...

by Wyoming Liberty Group Ever heard of Kamala Kush? It's the dubious name of a strain of marijuana being peddled to the masses, and it's named after none other than Kamala Harris, the Democratic nominee for the president of the United States. Sure, there have been late-night comedy jokes about this strain of weed. Even Harris herself has kidded abo...

by Stephen Klein  On May 30th and 31st, the Joint Corporations, Elections and Political Subdivisions Committee of the Wyoming Legislature held its first interim meeting between legislative sessions in Lander. The meeting opened with an extensive presentation from various officials about how elections work in Wyoming, from registration to poll ...

The Internet and media channels are abuzz with many powerful and articulate discussions of HR1/SR1, the "For the People Act." It is rightly accused of attacks on free speech, an attack on the Supreme Court, a campaign for DC Statehood, the outright trespass on the Constitution's delegation of election process to the states and the codification of v...

In this introductory episode, host Jan Otto is joined by WyLiberty Policy Analyst Jonathan Clark. Together they take listeners on an initial exploratory look into common voting security concerns. What should the gold standard in voter I.D. look like? Should a driver's license be used as I.D.? These topics and more. Listen now! 

Submitted by: Susan Gore Casper Star Tribune - Oct 25, 2019 Wyoming's need for protective elections statutes is more than obvious. Yet on Sept. 19 the Interim Corporations Committee voted down a voter ID bill. How did that happen? Practice varies across the state. Wyoming election clerks lack legal backup by which to deter non-residents. A person n...