Wyoming’s closed primary election system and its so-called “sore loser” laws do not violate the state’s constitution, a district court judge ruled Friday in a lawsuit brought by a group of voters earlier this year.

A Wyoming judge upheld state laws banning crossover voting and keeping “sore loser” primary election candidates from launching petitions to get onto

Wyoming lawmakers will once again consider a slate of bills to remake the state’s election system when the Legislature convenes in February. In the legislative off-season, lawma

President Donald Trump pardoned several notable figures who were involved with efforts to overturn the 2020 election results, The Hill reports. Among those pardoned was the Wyoming mayor, who was accused of trying to send Michigan's electoral votes to Trump.