AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoFederal Lands: A judge halted the Trump administration’s Forest Service restructuring, ruling office closures and staff moves require congressional approval. The plan included changes affecting the agency’s Cheyenne office. Election 2026: Wyoming’s U.S. House debate went ahead without Republican nominee Chuck Gray; Lisa Kinney, Jeffrey Haggit and Shawn Johnson made their cases. A No Kings rally at the Capitol also urged early voting, with Democrats James Byrd and Kinney campaigning. Laramie County early-voting numbers are already ahead of 2022. Ballot Measures: Proposition 1 would exempt half the assessed value of a primary home from property taxes. Gov. Mark Gordon warned the cut could affect local services, while school advocates warn of budget losses; a separate ballot measure could sharply reduce fire budgets. Election Rules: A legislative committee advanced election-related bills for the coming session. Freedom Caucus lawmakers sponsored election bills and rejected a dark-money resolution, while lawmakers are also working on a bill to allow voters to recall local officials. State Government: Wyoming Business Council CEO Josh Dorrell is stepping down amid agency reform efforts.
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