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Judge will let Haynes finish primary campaign
Questions over the gubernatorial candidate’s residency are too complicated to be settled by Aug. 21 and damage to election is already done, judge says.
Voter rolls raise further questions about Haynes’ residency
Elections office records show the gubernatorial candidate listed three different residential addresses in four years, none of which appear to qualify as residences.
Gubernatorial candidates talk diversification, not taxes
Six would-be governors tout their proposals for growing Wyoming’s economy and shrinking the state’s government, but avoid discussion of new taxes.
Seventy-five legislative seats up in 2018 election
Many lawmakers settling into Wyoming’s temporary Capitol building next week may have one eye on the state’s budget and one eye on re-election prospects.
