Wyoming attorney seeks criminal probe of election chief for handing DOJ voters’ data via - Democracy Docket — “When Secretary Gray released the unredacted [voter rolls] to DOJ, he willingly and knowingly released information that was confidential under Wyoming law,” the lawyer alleges. The post Wyoming attorney seeks criminal probe of election chief for handing DOJ voters’ data appeared first on Democracy Docket .

Wyoming attorney requests criminal investigation of election chief for sharing voter data with the DOJ.

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Wyoming election official tells House panel the MEGA Act would standardize voter ID and citizenship checks A witness identifying herself as Wyoming’s secretary of state told the House Administration Committee she supports the Make Elections Great Again Act, citing Wyoming laws on voter ID and proof-of-citizenship, a July 22, 2025 federal court dismissal of a challenge, and urging federal adoption of uniform ballot and deadline rules.

Wyoming's top election official champions the Make Elections Great Again Act, asserting it will restore integrity and security to federal elections with common-sense standards.

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Unidentified House member urges passage of Save America Act, calls critics "shockingly racist and sexist" An unidentified member of the House floor urged passage of the Save America Act, saying it would require documented proof of U.S. citizenship and a valid photo ID to register to vote and accusing opponents of treating some voters as "not smart enough" to obtain identification.

A House member claims the Save America Act is vital for election integrity, accusing opponents of being "shockingly racist and sexist" for believing some voters can't obtain IDs.

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House Administration panel hears Wyoming photo-ID experience; secretary says no large costs or disenfranchisement At a House Administration Committee exchange, Chairman Stile questioned Secretary Gray about Wyoming’s photo-identification and documentary proof-of-citizenship policies. Secretary Gray said Wyoming saw 'no massive cost' or widespread disenfranchisement and described a hardship-exemption for obtaining IDs.

Wyoming's Secretary Gray claims the state's photo ID law is a "common sense" requirement with no massive costs or disenfranchisement, sparking a debate on election integrity and voter confidence.

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Committee Exchange Over Federal Election Standards Centers on Cost and Control At a House Administration Committee exchange, an unidentified committee member argued past federal legislation amounted to a federal "takeover" of elections while Secretary Gray testified that implementing proof-of-citizenship requirements in Wyoming was "seamless" and low-cost.

Tensions rise in Congress as a heated debate unfolds over whether new federal election standards are a costly takeover or a necessary step for clarity and efficiency.

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