Wyoming becomes first state to enact citizenship proof law for all elections, including federal – IOTW Report

Wyoming becomes first state to enact citizenship proof law for all elections, including federal

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yoming has become the first state to enact a law requiring proof of citizenship in all elections, including federal.

The bill was passed by the state legislature and became law without the governor’s signature.

“I’m pleased to announce that the Governor has allowed proof of citizenship and proof of residency for registering to vote to become law without his signature,” Wyoming Secretary of State Chuck Gray (R) posted on X on Friday. “This was the #1 priority of our conservative election integrity reform agenda. With HB156 becoming law, Wyoming will further advance election integrity, as the only state in the nation to require proof of citizenship for all elections, an important priority of President Trump.”

The law, House Bill 156, requires voters to provide proof of citizenship and Wyoming residency, in addition to instituting a requirement to reside in the state for a period of time before being eligible to register to vote. Other states that require proof of citizenship for voters do not apply the requirement to federal elections. more

5 Comments on Wyoming becomes first state to enact citizenship proof law for all elections, including federal

  1. I WILL NOT STAND FOR THIS!!! I DEMAND THAT THIS RACISSSS LAW BE OVERTURNED! THE PEOPLE ARE BEHIND ME! I WILL RUN FOR GOVERNOR, AND WIN!!!

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