Wyoming Supreme Court concludes crossover-voting ban is constitutional
The Wyoming Supreme Court ruled that the state's 96-day ban on changing party affiliation before an election is constitutional, upholding the law as a measure to protect election integrity.
The Wyoming Supreme Court upheld the state’s crossover-voting ban Thursday, ruling that the 96-day period in which voters are prohibited from changing party affiliation ahead of Election Day does not violate their constitutional rights. “After balancing the right to vote against the legislature’s duty to ‘secure the purity of elections’ and to ‘guard against abuses...
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