Voting

Biden laid out what the White House called “the moral case” for voting rights in a speech in Philadelphia Tuesday afternoon.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has signed a sweeping elections bill into law that he and other Republicans said would place guardrails against fraud, even though there were no signs of voter irregularities in the November presidential election.

The Wall Street Journal also reported that some remain reticent about getting involved in the politically charged issue.

Gov. Brian Kemp vowed on Saturday to continue to fight to defend the law in court, saying “free and fair elections” are worth any threats, boycotts and lawsuits that may come.

The House Transportation, Highways and Military Affairs Committee, meanwhile, is slated to take up a proposal to make Interstate 80 a toll road today at noon.

The final Senate vote on the bill [assuming there is not a reconsideration vote] will probably take place tomorrow [March 23].

The ID could be a Wyoming driver's license, a tribal ID card, a Wyoming ID card, a U.S. passport, a U.S. military card, or a valid medicare insurance card.

In a recent survey, nearly equal percentages of Wyomingites reported voting at the polls on Election Day and voting early either at early-voting locations or by mail. Telephone interviews with 614 Wyoming residents selected randomly were conducted by the Wyoming Survey and Analysis Center’s Survey Research Center at the University of Wyoming...

Lines to vote early at the atrium in the Laramie County Governmental Building were exceptionally long in recent days.

Voting in our American elections is a right and a responsibility. To help, we found the answers to several frequently asked questions about voting.