The Equality State Policy Center

As a non-partisan coalition-based organization, we advance fair elections and transparent government in support of all Wyoming communities.

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This webinar considers possible outcomes of Amendment A to help voters make their own decision.

Amendment A to Wyoming's constitution would make "residential property" a separate class so that the Legislature can create more options for property tax reform. Changes to our tax structure directly affect Wyoming residents and communities. Our presenters will discuss the pros, cons, and unknowns should Amendment A pass in November 5.

On October 8th, early and absentee voting opens for the General Election. In this election, voters across Wyoming cast their ballots to determine who will hold important positions and represent their interests in government! You will be able to choose among any candidate, regardless of your party affiliation.

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Amendment A on Your Nov. 5th Ballot

October 8, 2024

October 8th, 2024 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Tax Facts Lunch & Learn: Amendment A on Your Nov. 5th Ballot Cheyenne, WY – The Equality State Policy Center (ESPC) and Wyoming Tax Facts are pleased to announce their next Tax Facts Lunch & Learn webinar, Amendment A on Your Nov. 5th Ballot. This informative session with Q&A is …

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Guardians of Democracy: The Role of Election Equipment Testing in Wyoming

October 3, 2024

In the coming weeks, public testing of election equipment will be taking place across Wyoming. These events have underscored the incredible dedication and precision of our county clerks. I recently had the privilege of attending a public test in Albany County, where the Clerk’s office operated like a well-oiled machine, ensuring every step of the …

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Gorin: Gray’s push for more voting restrictions deter legitimate participation

September 18, 2024

Recently, Secretary of State Chuck Gray made dishonest claims about elections and about the Equality State Policy Center (ESPC), which I co-founded over 30 years ago. Like the Wyoming people it represents, the ESPC, as an organization, values honesty and transparency, which Secretary Gray’s recent unhinged name-calling does not reflect. Nor does his blatant lack …

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REYNA-PUGH: Celebrating Diversity and Defending the Right to Vote in Wyoming

August 27, 2024

As election season approaches, it’s vital to recognize and celebrate the rich diversity that makes Wyoming such a beautiful community. The Hispanic community is an essential part of this wonderful state. They are our teachers, counselors, oil field workers, business owners, and public officials. They are hardworking individuals contributing to the fabric of our society. …

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Taxes and Your Town & County Services

August 2, 2024

Cheyenne, WY – The Equality State Policy Center (ESPC) and Wyoming Tax Facts are thrilled to announce their next Tax Facts Lunch & Learn webinar, Taxes and Your Town & County Services. This informative session with Q&A is scheduled for Wednesday, August 27th, 2024, at 12:00 p.m. MDT.  Local governments fund roads, fairgrounds, senior centers, …

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