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Green v Gray: Would-be Democrat gubernatorial candidate seeks ballot spot over residency dispute

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By David Dudley Verified
| Cap City News
CASPER, Wyo. — Disqualified Democratic gubernatorial candidate Gabe Green has turned to federal court, where he is suing Wyoming Secretary of State Chuck Gray to challenge the constitutionality of the state’s five-year residency requirement. The Casper-born Democrat filed suit June 22 against Gray in U.S. District Court, asking the court to order his name placed on the Democratic primary ballot for the Aug. 18 election and to resolve whether he could legally serve as governor if elected.
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What to know about Wyoming’s shortened in-person, mail-in absentee voting window, rules

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By David Dudley Verified
| Oil City News Verified
For more voter education content and a list of the candidates running, visit the Oil City News Elections Tracker. CASPER, Wyo. — Wyoming voters have two ways to cast a ballot before Primary Election Day. Both come with rules different from what voters may remember. While Wyoming voters prior to 2023 were allowed in-person absentee voting starting 45 days before an election, the state’s new law slashed that time to 28 days. For the Aug.
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Registering to vote in Wyoming? Here’s what you need to know

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By David Dudley Verified
| Oil City News Verified
CASPER, Wyo. — Wyoming voters are facing a new checklist this election cycle. Registering to vote now requires documentary proof of residency and citizenship, not just a signature. The change will impact only those who aren’t already registered. Wyoming’s House Bill 0156, enacted as House Enrolled Act 57, created the requirement, which took effect July 1, 2025.
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