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DeSarro: “Purged” Voters Can Still Re-Register and Cast Primary Ballots
With changes to election law this year–and a significant voter purge after the 2022 election–voters, understandably, have some confusion. Thankfully, the County Clerks continue to be an outstanding resource in all 23 counties of our state. As the administrators and protectors of our state’s election integrity and security, they are the first and best place …
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The ESPC Coalition stands firm on protecting ballot drop boxes
June 18th, 2024 Yet again, the Equality State Policy Center (ESPC) Coalition is responding to inflammatory and misguided media releases from the Wyoming Secretary of State, Chuck Gray. On June 5th, the Secretary of State issued a directive, an official instruction, to county clerks to discontinue the use of ballot drop boxes in Wyoming. Ballot …
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Equality State Policy Center Hosts “The People’s Review: Live!” Event on Pride and Policy
June 13th, 2024 For Immediate Release Equality State Policy Center Hosts “The People’s Review: Live!” Event on Pride and Policy LARAMIE, Wyo. – The Equality State Policy Center (ESPC) is excited to announce the latest installment of “The People’s Review: Live!”—a virtual event dedicated to exploring the intersection of LGBTQIA+ issues and policy. This event …
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Reyna-Pugh: Wyoming’s Hispanic and Latino voters should not be used as political pawns
Election integrity is a nonpartisan issue, and efforts to safeguard the sanctity of our electoral process should transcend political affiliations. By framing a nonpartisan process in partisan terms, Wyoming’s Secretary of State Chuck Gray risks undermining the consensus necessary to enact meaningful reforms to protect and uplift our elections. In a press release from April …
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Harnessing Collective Power: How the Fair Elections Community Defeated the Secretary of State’s Proposed Rules
When the Secretary of State posted his proposed rules to Chapter 2 of the Wyoming election procedures, the Equality State Policy Center felt compelled to speak out against burdensome changes to the election process so close to an election. Thus began ESPC’s journey to mobilize, educate, and advocate for change. Our first step in addressing …
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