Good evening welcome to the general election u. S. Senate debate from the Fine Arts Center and wyoming. Tonight is being broadcast live on the network through wyoming Public Radio Network and her social media platform and on cspan. We will be asking questions of the candidates this evening of what we hope will be a thoughtful and civil exchange. A quick note we are utilizing social distancing practices this evening and no Live Audience tonight. Was candidates for the open senate seat are with us and with the assistance from the wyoming league of women voters conducted a on conducted a random draw the candidates have been briefed on the ground rules for tonights debate and in addition to questions from us midway through the debate we will have a segment where the candidates unscripted have issues amongst themselves they should be noted those questions and wyoming viewers also developed spherically want to get right to the debate and then questions will follow if the candidates are ready
Oh, my gosh. Thank you. Thank you for that. Thank you for being here. Thanks so much. Take a good seat. This is only 3 1 2 hours long. President perkins, speaker her areman, and members of the 65th legislature, thank you for your welcome. To the people of wyoming here and those watching at home, good morning. And i also want to welcome secretary of state ed buchanan, treasurer kurt meyer, and superintendent bay low. [ applause ] together we have addressed many tough issues this year, always crafting sensible, Workable Solutions to even the most challenging of those facing our state. Communities large and small. And i thank you for your work. We are honored this morning with the presence of Supreme Court chief justice and justices bloomgarden and gray. Thank you for your wise consideration of perplexing issues and your appropriate allocation of the law. [ applause ] and im really pleased to have lee spoonhunter, chairman of the northern arap ahoe Business Council today. Travel condition
Address from wyoming governor mark gordon. Hes a first term governor who was elected in 2018 after serving six years as the state tressurer. From the state capital in cheyenne, this is just under an hour. [ applause ] thank you. Its amazing to be here. Thank you so much. [ applause ] oh, my gosh. Thank you. Thank you for that prayer. Thank you for being here. Thanks so much. Take a good seat. This is only three and a half hours. [ laughter ] oh, thank you. President perkins, speaker parchmen and members. Legislature, thank you for your welcome. To the people of wyoming here and those watching at home, good morning. And i also want to welcome secretary of state ed buchanan, auditor christie resines, treasureur kurt meyer and superintendent daily. [ applause ] together we have addressed many tough issues this year, all with workable solutions, even the most challenging of some of the votes facing our faith, communities large and small, and i thank you for your work. We are honored this m
RIVERTON — Wyoming Secretary of State Chuck Gray issued a two-page edict last week announcing his departure from his predecessor’s interpretation of the use of ballot drop boxes in elections.
The County Clerks' Association of Wyoming defended the use of ballot drop boxes in upcoming elections after Secretary of State Chuck Gray urged the state's 23 county clerks to forgo their use.