Wyoming was among the first states to enact a citizenship verification law and to ban foreign funding of ballot measures during the 2025 session, along with other election reform bills.
“Wyoming’s been a leader. We’ve had very clean elections, and you can always improve them, so I’m very proud of our integrity,” Wyoming Gov. Mark Gordon, a Republican, told The Daily Signal.
Gordon and Secretary of State Chuck Gray–who oversees elections in the state–have been on the same page on most fronts regarding election integrity bills. But the two Republican officials have clashed on a key measure.
Wyoming became the first state in the nation to require proof of citizenship for registering to vote for national and state elections, Gray said. The bill also institutes a 30-day residency requirement. House Bill 156 passed the Wyoming House 51-8 and passed the…
