November 2017 - Better Wyoming

Raising cigarette taxes is a popular, commonsense way to raise revenues, save money, and improve Wyoming’s health

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Tax Reform

More prison or less prison? Judiciary Committee kills a “tough on crime” bill and moves a reform bill forward

More prison or less prison? Judiciary Committee kills a “tough on crime” bill and moves a reform bill forward Read More »

Criminal Justice

Peterson, Curley, and who pays if Wyoming moves away from minerals

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Tax Reform

Want to cut Wyoming education funding? Fine. That means closing rural schools.

When lawmakers argue that funding cuts can solve Wyoming’s education budget crisis, they talk about things like “bloated teacher salaries”

Want to cut Wyoming education funding? Fine. That means closing rural schools. Read More »

Education Funding