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Wyoming’s closed primary election system and its so-called “sore loser” laws do not violate the state’s constitution, a district court judge ruled Friday in a lawsuit brought by a group of voters earlier this year. “The challenged statutes regulate the manner in which political rights are exercised but do not abridge the rights themselves,” Laramie County District Court Judge Nathaniel S. Hibben wrote in his decision. “The court likewise finds the challenged statutes do not deny Plaintiffs equal protection of the laws.” Maggie Mullen, WyoFile.
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Election Day 2025
What happened?
By M. Mindy Moretti
electionline.org
From Maine to California, voters went to the polls, mailboxes and dropboxes this week to finish voting in the 2025 election.
In addition to the results, while there were certainly some headline-grabbing situations, like bomb threats in New Jersey and e-poll book issues in Pennsylvania, all-in-all it was a fairly smooth, fairly typical Election Day in America.
Here’s a look at some of what happened. And make sure you read (or at least scroll) all the way to the end for an electionline exclusive, because we have the greatest friends who work as poll workers and give us the scoop on all the important Election Day news.
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