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Becky Hadlock faces a misdemeanor charge for failing to appear before the legislative subcommittee in September. -
Gov. Mark Gordon is recommending the removal of the Weston County Clerk Becky Hadlock, following new verified complaints about Hadlock’s conduct in office. Hadlock has been under scrutiny for her handling of three races in the 2024 election.
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Wyomingites vote by mail when they request absentee ballots in-state or vote overseas. “I'm not sure that we'd want to eliminate mail voting for them,” said one Republican state senator. -
The panel will hear testimony and produce a report on incorrect ballots used in Weston County for three 2024 races. -
Gov. Mark Gordon said he won’t pass off his investigation of Weston County Clerk Becky Hadlock to the attorney general, or seek her removal from office. Republicans in Weston County and nearby have thoughts. -
Gray said his investigation found that Weston County Clerk Becky Hadlock’s oversight of the November election amounted to misconduct. -
A slate of bills aiming to change the way Wyoming conducts elections is gaining ground in the state Legislature. Many are supported by the Wyoming Freedom Caucus and its ally, Secretary of State Chuck Gray. -
Wyoming lawmakers Cody Wylie and J.T. Larson have filed a defamation lawsuit against the Wyoming Freedom PAC, claiming the group falsely accused them of voting to remove Donald Trump from the ballot. -
The report is expected to cover alleged errors made by Weston County Clerk Becky Hadlock during the general election. Those errors were outlined in a verified complaint sent to the governor by eight Weston County voters and officials in the local Republican Party. -
Wyoming lawmakers are facing more threats amid rising political polarization across the nation. The growing trend threatens democratic values and public trust in government.
