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248,000 eligible voters in Wyoming DO NOT VOTE
Wyoming elections can be decided by extremely small margins. Particularly with local elections for offices like the school board. Your vote may not change the race at the top of the ballot, but for the local races at the bottom, your vote is CRITICAL to electing quality candidates who actually represent Wyoming values, not national culture war nonsense.
THE TWO MOST IMPORTANT LOCAL ELECTIONS IMPACTING THE FREEDOM TO READ
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
SCHOOL BOARD TRUSTEES
Wyoming Families for Freedom is asking candidates for these positions to state their positions on banning and restricting books. Their responses will be shared here soon.
Many candidates are already on the record on these issues and we will share these comments as well.
Most Wyoming elections are decided in the Republican Primary. If you are already registered as a Republican, make your plan to vote right now and support candidates that share your values to protect the freedom to read. Encourage others to do the same.
If you aren't registered to vote yet, you can do so right at the polls.
If you are registered as a Democrat, you won't be able to switch parties to vote in the Republican primary, as has been the tradition. However- the School Board Race is only on the general election ballot.
In the race for County Commissioners, two candidates will move on to the general after the primary. Because there are no Democrats running, this means whoever wins the primary will be our next County Commissioners.
It is imperative that freedom loving Republicans reject candidates who've been publicly involved in efforts to ban books in Laramie County. While this position is in the minority- if people don't participate in the primary a person known to use misinformation and out of state political tactics could very well be in a position to harm our County Library.
VOTE 411 is a great place to start. Enter your address to see whose on your ballot and read their explanations of their views. Click here to get started.
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