Wyoming Secretary of State Max Maxfield

New U.S. Census figures show that more than one in seven Wyoming residents lacks health insurance. Wyoming Secretary of State Max Maxfield will speak during a rally to call attention to Alzheimer's disease at 10 a.m. Friday on the steps of the capitol...

Secretary of State Max Maxfield announced that Monday, October 22, is the last day to register to vote ahead of the November 6 election. Maxfield says “voter registration closes 14 days before the General Election so that county clerks have time to prepare pollbooks for the 301 polling places throughout the state...

Governor Matt Mead will participate in Capitol for a Day events in Gillette  on Tuesday September 11th. These include a public forum, a walking tour of downtown Gillette, a meeting with local officials, a ground breaking of a regional water-supply project and visits to Campbell County industries...

The Wyoming Secretary of State's office will post unofficial summaries of statewide primary election results on the Secretary of State’s website as they become available from the counties,  according to Wyoming Secretary of State Max Maxfield...

Wyoming Secretary of State Max Maxfield is urging Wyoming residents to uphold the state's tradition for high voter turnout by registering and voting in the primary election on August 21.

The State Building Commission will consider revisions to its recently adopted policy to ban all demonstrations in the tunnel between the Capitol Building and the Herschler Building. Doug Randall has the details.  The Wyoming Secretary of State's office is trying to help businesses prevent identity theft. Click past the jump to listen to Wyoming Radio News.

A lawyer for Wyoming Secretary of State Max Maxfield says he expects to ask the Wyoming Supreme Court to decide the constitutionality of the state's term limits law for statewide elected officials. Now that members of the Legislature's Joint Appropriations Committee know what the January Consensus Revenue Estimating Group numbers are, they have a better idea of the state's revenue picture. Click p