Wyoming Secretary of State

The ESPC and ACLU learned about the new requirements only a couple weeks ago, and have been trying to resolve the issue

Wyoming Secretary of State Ed Murray says Wyoming voters can be confident about the honesty of elections.

The Election Director in the Wyoming Secretary of State's office is predicting "unprecedented" voter turnout in the state this year.

The parties' primaries will be held Aug. 16.

Of the nine council seats, six will be on the ballot: Ward I – 3 seats; Ward II – 2 seats; Ward III – 1 seat.

Legislators and Secretary of State officials will discuss Wyoming's laws about shell corporations and registered agents at an interim committee meeting in May.

In 2005 and 2006, the U.S. Department of Justice named Wyoming as an easy mark for those intent on committing fraud because of its lax laws about shell corporations.

Murray says the new law will be a "game changer" for those looking to start a new business in the Cowboy State.

Wyoming Secretary of State Ed Murray has appointed Kai Schon as the state's new Election Director. Schon has worked in the Election Division for over eight years as the Help America Vote Act Coordinator and says he's excited to build upon his past experience...

A Casper man and his Denver-area business partner have been ordered to stop selling bogus securities that have defrauded more than $11 million from scores of investors -- including three in central Wyoming -- and sometimes lined their own pockets, according to the Colorado Division of Securities.