Wyoming is America’s reddest state. In each of the past three presidential elections, it gave Donald Trump his largest margin of victory. So the biggest clashes in the state’s politics are not between Republicans and Democrats,

Wyoming doesn’t need more voter registration laws just because the secretary of state claims our system is in need of a fix, columnist Kerry Drake opines.

Chuck Gray says he’s not done pushing election reform in Wyoming, including doing away with electronic voting machines in favor of pen-and-paper

In all, 106 new Wyoming laws became active Tuesday. Now, most gun-free zones are gone, voters must prove citizenship and residency to register and

As Wyoming turns 125, it reflects on its historic role as the first state to allow women to vote and its journey to statehood.

The U.S. attorney asked to file an amicus brief defending Wyoming’s new law requiring proof of citizenship to register to vote.

Restoring “election integrity” is the issue that keeps on winning for Wyoming Secretary of State Chuck Gray and the Republican Party.