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Wyoming Senate kills bill backed by Donald Trump Jr in attempt to defeat Liz Cheney
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Trump Jr Claims Cheney Allies Are Working to Defeat Wyoming Senate Bill on Election Runoffs
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On March 4, Wyoming HB 160 passed the Corporations, Elections, and Political Subdivisions Committee. It changes the order of candidates on the general election ballot. Current law puts the nominees of the party that carried that county in the last election on the top line. The bill gives every candidate an equal chance to be listed first. It provides for alphabetical order, combined with a lottery every election year to settle the order of the various letters of the alphabet. The bill’s sponsor is Marshall Burt (L-Green River).
The vote was 6-3. The committee has seven Republicans, one Democrat, and one independent. The three “no” votes were cast by Republicans Aaron Clausen, Hans Hunt, and Joe MacGuire.
Wyoming House votes down suicide prevention training programs for schools By Brendan LaChance on February 4, 2021
Muralist Tony Elmore works on the Better Together mural on the Atrium Plaza on Sunday, Aug. 16, 2020, in downtown Casper. The Casper Mural Project’s latest mural is in honor of the community’s response during the COVID-19 pandemic. (Dan Cepeda, Oil City)
CASPER, Wyo. “The word suicide is always a big elephant in the room. and in Wyoming it is actually larger than an elephant. It is like a woolly mammoth.”
Those were the words of Wyoming Rep. Rachel Rodriquez-Williams (Park County) during the Wyoming House of Representatives’ Wednesday, Feb. 3 floor session. She was advocating for legislation that would require school districts across the state to offer suicide prevention training programs for students.