CHEYENNE The latest bill passed through the Wyoming Legislature will require Wyoming citizens to present specific forms of identification when they submit their ballots during future elections.
Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon will now review the bill, and should it be signed, House Bill 75 will require Wyoming citizens to provide photo identification before voting in person.
The House of Representatives passed the bill back on March 3, 2021, with a 51-9 vote.
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Sweetwater County representatives in favor of the bill were Mark Baker, Marshall Burt, Scott Heiner, Jerry Paxton, and Clark Stith. As for those opposed, representing Sweetwater County was Chad Banks.
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