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A lawsuit concerning Wyoming’s closed primary system filed by Jimmy Skovgard was dismissed on July 22 by a Natrona County judge.
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CJ Young says he wants to make elections less chaotic and more secure.
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Four republicans are vying for the post, which is responsible for overseeing elections and registering and authorizing businesses in the state.
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Independent Gabriel Green says a brief stint in Arizona shouldn’t outweigh the rest of his lifetime in the Equality State.
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A retired attorney sought Chuck Gray’s removal over the secretary’s alleged “aid and comfort” to Jan. 6 rioters at the U.S. Capitol.
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Out of 80 formal election complaints submitted to the Secretary of State's office in the past two years, 7.5% contained allegations of voter fraud. Most alleged misconduct or errors by officials.
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In the decision to dismiss the case, the judge wrote that the Wyomingite who brought it lacked standing to sue Gray.
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The U.S. Department of Justice filed a statement of interest in a lawsuit against the secretary of state and his enforcement of a new voting law.
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Law enforcement is evaluating and investigating Wyoming’s incident. State election offices in at least five other states also received packages containing white powder, but there were no reports of them containing hazardous material, according to the Associated Press.
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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. had successfully petitioned to appear as an independent candidate for president on Wyoming’s general election ballot.