Ed Murray

The task force met for an organizational meeting in October and will meet as needed during 2018.

Wyoming's Secretary of State says voter fraud is not a problem in Wyoming.

Wyoming Secretary of State Ed Murray says the electoral college is important because it gives rural states like Wyoming "a strong voice" in charting the nation's future.

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

Election officials across the country are dealing with a new issue this year. Is it legal for voters to take and publish "ballot selfies" inside polling stations? In many states, it is illegal to photograph completed ballots. Some states prohibit photography inside polling places altogether...

Murray's office highlights a few points aimed to assuage any fears that Wyoming's elections may be compromised.

Expert panels will address the relationship between civic education, civic participation and youth participation in the political process as well as how the changing media landscape impacts youth perceptions of politics.

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.