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Wyoming election official tells House panel the MEGA Act would standardize voter ID and citizenship checks
Summary
A witness identifying herself as Wyoming’s secretary of state told the House Administration Committee she supports the Make Elections Great Again Act, citing Wyoming laws on voter ID and proof-of-citizenship, a July 22, 2025 federal court dismissal of a challenge, and urging federal adoption of uniform ballot and deadline rules.
The Wyoming secretary of state and chief election official told the House Administration Committee she supports the Make Elections Great Again Act, saying the bill would set common-sense standards for integrity, security and public confidence in federal elections.
She emphasized that Wyoming has adopted similar measures at the state level: a 2021 voter-ID law, a 2025 requirement for documentary proof of U.S. citizenship to register, a ban on ranked-choice voting, an election-day receipt deadline for ballots, and a prohibition on private funding of election administration (referred to in testimony as "Zuck").
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