Indigenous representation in Wyoming statehouse now rests on Posey's candidacy | Rawlins Times

FORT WASHAKIE—Scott Ratliff, an Eastern Shoshone veteran and the first Indigenous person to serve in Wyoming’s Legislature, stood up Friday in a small room in the Frank B. Wise Business

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